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 May19 awarded Caucus May1 revised Differential Equation: Modifying Particular Solutionadded 79 characters in body May1 comment Differential Equation: Modifying Particular SolutionYes, but I the question here is just asking for the "form" of the particular solution. May1 reviewed Approve suggested edit on Differential Equation: Modifying Particular Solution May1 asked Differential Equation: Modifying Particular Solution May1 comment Inverse Laplace transform of $(2s+1)/(s^2 - 4s + 5)$Thank you so much. May1 accepted Inverse Laplace transform of $(2s+1)/(s^2 - 4s + 5)$ May1 asked Inverse Laplace transform of $(2s+1)/(s^2 - 4s + 5)$ May1 accepted Finding fundamental set of solution of higher order differential equation May1 comment Finding fundamental set of solution of higher order differential equationSorry, I don't quite understand why I don't need to use Wronskian to conclude this. In which case then do I need to use the Wronskian to conclude that something is a fundamental set of solution? Thank you May1 asked Finding fundamental set of solution of higher order differential equation May1 accepted Differential equation: finding particular solution when the RHS is in form A/t May1 comment Differential equation: finding particular solution when the RHS is in form A/tHow to know when I need to apply the method of variation of parameter? May1 revised Differential equation: finding particular solution when the RHS is in form A/tadded 29 characters in body May1 asked Differential equation: finding particular solution when the RHS is in form A/t Apr30 accepted Differential Equation: Complex Eigenvalue Apr26 asked Differential Equation: Complex Eigenvalue Apr3 accepted Why is the particular solution of $y'' - 4y' +3y = e^t$ not in the form of $Ae^t$ Apr3 comment Why is the particular solution of $y'' - 4y' +3y = e^t$ not in the form of $Ae^t$"both $e^t$ and $te^t$" meaning the homogenous equation looks like $Ay'' - By' + Cy = e^t + te^t$, then the particular solution will look like $t^2e^t$, am I correct? Apr3 comment Why is the particular solution of $y'' - 4y' +3y = e^t$ not in the form of $Ae^t$and if $te^t$ is already in the homogeneous solution, we will need to multiply by one more $t$ making it $t^2e^t$?
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