Construct a h********** linear differential equation with constant coefficients whose solution is y = 6+3xe^x–cosx
Let us construct a homogeneous linear differential equation with constant coefficients whose solution is "y = 6+3xe^x\u2013\\cos x."
It follows that the characteristic equation of this differential equation should be the following:
"k(k-1)^2(k^2+1)=0." Indeed, in this case the general solution is "y=C_1+(C_2+C_3x)e^x+C_4\\cos x+C_5\\sin x," and hence we get the solution "y = 6+3xe^x\u2013\\cos x" when "C_1=6,\\ C_2=0,\\ C_3=3,\\ C_4=-1,\\ C_5=0."
The characteristic equation is equvalent to
"(k^3-2k^2+k)(k^2+1)=0,"
and hence to
"k^5-2k^4+2k^3-2k^2+k=0."
Therefore, a homogeneous linear differential equation with constant coefficients whose solution is "y = 6+3xe^x\u2013\\cos x" is the following:
"y^{(V)}-2y^{(IV)}+2y^{(III)}-2y''+y'=0."
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