Answer to Question #165410 in Calculus for Anand

Question #165410

Find the particular integral of

y' - y = 2ex

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2021-02-24T07:51:20-0500

Solution

General solution of homogeneous equation y' - y = 0 is y0(x) = Cex.

So particular integral of y' - y = 2ex

Is to be find as y(x) = Axex. Substitution into equation gives Aex + Axex - Axex = 2ex  => A = 2

Therefore   

Answer

The particular integral of given equation is y(x) = 2xex


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