Eliminate the arbitrary constant. 2x y=c₁' e B A y"-y'- 2x=0 C -X (D) +c_e 2 y"-y'-2y=0 2y"-y'-2x = 0 y"-2y'-2x = 0
Eliminate the arbitrary constant. 2x y=c₁' e B A y"-y'- 2x=0 C -X (D) +c_e 2 y"-y'-2y=0 2y"-y'-2x = 0 y"-2y'-2x = 0
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