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For what values of r does the function y = e^{rx} satisfy the differential equation 7y'' + 48y' − 7y = 0?
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\[y = e^{rx}, y' = re^{rx}, y'' = r^2e^{rx}\]\[7(r^2e^{rx})+48(re^{rx})-7(e^{rx})=0\]\[7e^{rx}(r^2+7r-1) = 0\]Am I doing it correctly so far?
Is the middle coefficient 48 or 49 ?
Other than that you seem to be on right track. Notice that e^x is never 0. So the other factor must be 0 for the overall product to be 0.
opps, the middle coefficient is 48, but I got the problem now. :)
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