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verify that y=3t+t^2 is a solution of ty'-y=t^2
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what is y'?
o y prime
or derivative of y
you know y, define y' and plug it in
wow is that it?
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yes, if y is a solution, then when you fill in the parts for y ande y', it should equate to t^2
if it doesnt, then its not a solution
prove that: x=3 is a solution to, 3x+2 = 11
ya i know but y' isnt defined in the problem, 9+2=11
y is defined, and there is only one way to get y' that i can think of :)
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ya i got it thx, it is a solution
y=3t+t^2 y' = 3+2t ty'-y=t^2 t(3+2t)-(3t+t^2) = t^2 good, now if they want you to prove it by some other method, fine; but the simplest way to check sis to plug in the information
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