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Please enter a differential equation has a solution y = 3sin (4x + v). You do not need any boundary conditions
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What's v?
A constant or another function of x?
we have to take derivatinve of this?
v is a constant
well it would be 3cos (4x+v) (4) 12cos (4x+v) guess this might be the answer
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no this is the solution and i want the differential equation
As nubeer said, the simplest DE you could probably get is the by differentiating both sides: \[y'=12\cos(4x+v).\]
(-3/4)cos (4x+v)
@Yahya: What you wrote is the solution of the differential equation that nubeer wrote.
aha ok ty both :)
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