can someone please check my derivatives...
\[y=(Ax ^{2}+Bx)sinx +(Dx ^{2}+Ex)cosx\]
\[y \prime=(2Ax+B)sinx+(Ax ^{2}+Bx)cosx+(2Dx+E)cosx-(Dx ^{2}+Ex)sinx\]
The first one looks good. Do they want you to combine the terms?
\[y \prime \prime=2Asinx+(4Ax+2B)cosx-(Ax ^{2}+Bx)sinx+2dcosx-(4Dx+2E)sinx+(Dx ^{2}+Ex)cosx\]
yes, would be easy for me because I have plug these back into a differential equation.
Ok :)
can u guys see the 2nd one?
Yes
lower case d = upper case D....sorry.
Thanks
the differential equation is:\[y \prime \prime+y=2xsinx\]
I am messing up in the algebra part somewhere because am getting the wrong coefficients.
I got a little lost on the second derivative. I see where you got the 2Asinx, but am not seeing how you got the (4A + 2B)cosx
since for the second expression I got (2Ax + b)cosx
well i combined two:\[(2Ax+B)cosx\]
Ok, thanks :) I will keep going, then!
yeah there will be another combination with the two sine terms.
@dan815
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