What is the solution this 2nd order non-homogenous ODE
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What is the solution this 2nd order non-homogenous ODE

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 13-02-03] [Hit: ]
It means you need yp to be a function whose second derivative is zero, but whose first is a constant.......
y'' + 4y' = 4, initial conditions: y(0) = 1, y'(0) = 6

I dont understand how to find yp for this one because the first and 2nd derivative of a constant is 0. And 0 + 4(0) =/= 4. Please help! Thanks

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aw, you should think about it more. Your ability would greatly increase if you thought of this on your own rather than me just tell you, but since you asked:

yes, derivatives of a constant are zero...but you need the left-hand side to be a constant so it matches the right. How do you do that? It means you need yp to be a function whose second derivative is zero, but whose first is a constant.

such a function is yp = Ax
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