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OpenStudy (anonymous):

@Mathematics I need sum help over here.... Differential Equations : Method of Undetermined Equations Example :- y" - 2y' - 3y = 3x.e^2x After the auxilirary solvation :- f(x) = 3x.e^2x Yh(x) = a1.x1+ a0(e^2x) My question is , why only the 3x is changed into a1.x1+ a0 ... ?? Why is the e^2x still remains the same . It should be Ce^2x right.....Am I correct...??? Thanxxx in advance....

OpenStudy (anonymous):

the differentiation of e^2x is 2x \[e^{x ^{2}}\]

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