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Suppose L is the operator defined by Ly=D2y−3Dy+y. Compute L(sin(x)).
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Well do you know the 2nd and 1st derivative of sin?
yeah
Well then, what's \(D^2_x \sin x\) and \(D_x \sin x\)?
-sin(x) and cos(x)
so would my answer be: -sin(x) - 3cos(x) + sin(x)?
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yes
wow that was way easier than i thought, thank you!
Yeah, the hard part is taking the laplace transform of it!
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