Second Order Difference Equations - Linear/Homogeneous & Non-linear/Inhomogeneous

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[georgesalinas]

bruh!! there's a ton of videos out there and yours is the best. thank you so much.

[dishagoyal]

There are very few videos on this topic and it was the best...please come with more...thanks...and your accent too is very understandable 👍👍

[yellowcyborg]

Thank you so much! I couldn't find a good video explaining this well but yours was really clear :)

[monapragya]

Very informative video. Thanks a ton. You explained very well. Btw What does this A and B in complementary function represent?

[aimevalere]

great video, the solution to non-homogeneous equations was particularly helpful for me. thank you much!

[nabeelche]

Very neat and well explained.
Can you please share with us the textbook you are using?

[Hugotheman]

The FE exam brought me here. Thank you for this explanation!

[nikolasmayers]

hey dude! I'm writing a massive final tomorrow and this video literally helped me understand everything! you're a champ i even subscribed thank you so much

[Nxck]

Hi, in the case of complex roots, do we take m as the magnitude and theta as the phase (argument)?

[ayushisuman]

When you wrote the general form, I thought you're gonna solve for coefficients as function of time.

[siyabongamthiyane]

Who is this guys!!! lol thank you this really helped us

[idk-vkpm]

dont understand how u got the equation at @7:34