No initial conditions are given so assume A & B = the arbitrary constants.
y(x) = Ae^3x + B e^-x + (1/20)e^3x + (1/5)e^-2x - (1/4)e-x
Mansoor H.
asked • 05/09/19solve the equation y"-2y'-3y=e^-2x
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