Kent R.

asked • 07/06/22

Solve the initial value problem

 y″+y=0,   y(π3)=6, y′(π/3)=−12

Choices:

  1.  y(t)=y(t)= 6cost−12sint
  2. y(t)= √3 cost + (√3 + 6) sint
  3. y(t)= −12cost + 6sint
  4. y(t)= √3cost+√3sint
  5. y(t)= cost+sint
  6. y(t)= (3+6√3)cost+(3√3−6)sint
  7. y(t)= e^t−e^−t
  8. y(t)= c1cost+c2sint
  9. y(t)= √3cost+6√3sint

Please include solution thank you!

1 Expert Answer

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Yefim S. answered • 07/06/22

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