y' - y = 6te^2t
y(0) = 1
The solution is 6te^2t - 6e^2t -5e^t.
Is this correct?
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y' - y = 6te^2t
y(0) = 1
The solution is 6te^2t - 6e^2t -5e^t.
Is this correct?
no, it isn't. the "-5" is wrong. try againQuote:
Originally Posted by lord12
you can always check your solution. if you take your solution to be y, then you can find y' and evaluate the expression y' - y and if you getyou are right, if not, you're not