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Find the general solution: y''-2y'-3y=-3te^(-t) I know how to find y1 and y2, but don't know how to get Y. This is as far as i got: y=c1e^(3t)+c2e^(-t)+Y I can't seem to get the right Y, i checked my answer with the solutions in the back of the book and its wrong.. Find the general solution: y''-2y'-3y=-3te^(-t) I know how to find y1 and y2, but don't know how to get Y. This is as far as i got: y=c1e^(3t)+c2e^(-t)+Y I can't seem to get the right Y, i checked my answer with the solutions in the back of the book and its wrong.. @Mathematics

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