Thread: Second order homogeneous equation

I need help here guys. I did it but got the value of B wrong and it seem i cann't get it right.
Given that the general solution of the differential equation

y **- 30 y *+ 225 y = 0 ,


is
y =A x exp(15)x + B exp(15x).


By finding the values of A and B obtain the solution of the initial value problem
y **- 15 y *+ 225 y = 0, y(0) = 9 , y *(0) = 5.

** means second derivative, and * mean first derivative...I couldn't use the keyboard for the appropriates notations.


A = , B = .

Originally Posted by McCoy

I need help here guys. I did it but got the value of B wrong and it seem i cann't get it right.
Given that the general solution of the differential equation

y **- 30 y *+ 225 y = 0 ,


is
y =A x exp(15)x + B exp(15x).


By finding the values of A and B obtain the solution of the initial value problem
y **- 15 y *+ 225 y = 0, y(0) = 9 , y *(0) = 5.

** means second derivative, and * mean first derivative...I couldn't use the keyboard for the appropriates notations.


A = , B = .

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