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Im trying to find the general solution of y'''' - y = 0. I found the roots to be lamda = 0 and lamda = 1 but apparently this isnt right. Any chance anybody knows what im doing wrong?
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When you create the characteristic polynomial you get:\[y^{''''}-y=0\Longrightarrow \lambda^4-1=0\]
or is that four apostrophes?
i had to glance twice too, its 4.
four? so yeah lambda ^4 =1 lambda = +/- 1
ooooooooooooh. Thank you. I put the characteristic equation as lamda^4-lamda = 0. Instead of -1. Silly mistake. Thank you!
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