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find the particular solution that satisfies the differential equation and the initial condition f'(x) = 10s - 12s^3, f(x) = 2
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Where is the equation and the initial condition?
f'(x) = 10s - 12s^3, f(x) = 2
do you convert it to laplace already? because the function respects to x from the left hand side f (x) but it respects to s at the right hand side. To me , It makes perfect nonsense, hehehe
im sorry it is f'(s) not f'(x)
and the condition should be f(0) =2 or else?
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it says that f(3)=2
oh yea, got you, you just take integral to get f(x) and plug x =3 into the result to find C , then plug that C back to the result. That's it. Show your work if you get me, please
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