y = exsin(2x)
y' = exsin(2x) + 2excos(2x)
y" = [exsin(2x) + 2excos(2x)] + 2[excos(2x) - 2exsin(2x)]
= 4excos(2x) - 3exsin(2x)
So, y" -2y' + 5y
= [4excos(2x)-3exsin(2x)] - 2[exsin(2x) + 2excos(2x)] +5[exsin(2x)]
= 0
Alex C.
asked 12/11/16
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