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verify that y_1 = e^x; y_2= cosh(x) and y_3= sinh(x) are solution of y"'-y"-y'+y=0 I got y_1. I got stuck at y_2 Please help
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my work for y_2 is y= cosh(x) y'= -sinh(x) y" = -cosh(x) y"'= sinh(x) so, sinh(x)-(-cosh(x))-(-sinh(x)) +cosh(x)= 2sinh(x) +2cosh(x) \(\neq\)0
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oops!! let me check on my note. hehe, just did by my bad memorize
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