Question #231190

eliminate the arbitrary constant using any method

15.y\:=\:C_1e^{−3x}\:-2C_2e^{-3x}


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Expert's answer
2021-09-07T02:07:04-0400
y=C1e3x2C2e3xy=C_1e^{-3x}-2C_2e^{-3x}

y=C3e3xy=C_3e^{-3x}

Dividing throughout by e3x,e^{-3x}, we get


ye3x=C3ye^{3x}=C_3

Differentiating with respect to x,x, we get


e3xy+3e3xy=0e^{3x}y'+3e^{3x}y=0

Dividing throughout by e3x,e^{3x}, we get


y+3y=0y'+3y=0




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