Question #172770

v) 2e^(x) is a particular integral for y'-y=2e^(x) . True or false


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Expert's answer
2021-03-31T13:52:05-0400

Solution.

yy=2ex.y'-y=2e^x.


Сompose and solve the characteristic equation:

λ1=0,λ=1.\lambda-1=0, \newline \lambda=1.

Therefore, y=Ceλx=Cex,y=Ce^{\lambda x}=Ce^x, where CC is some constant, is the general solution of the equation.

If C=2,C=2, then y=2exy=2e^x is a particular integral, a solution of the equation.

Answer. Yes.

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