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reduction of order find second solution y2 y”+9y=0 y1=sIn3x
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@Wislar
I believe what they want you to do is something of the form: \[y_1=\sin(3x)\] where y_1 denotes a solution, then by the principle of superposition: \[y=c \sin(3x)\] will also be a solution. Now to perform reduction of order, let c be a rather a function of x than a constant, such that: \[y_2=c(x) \sin(3x)\]
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