Differential Equations: Lecture 4.4 Method of Undetermined Coefficients - Superposition Approach

[crystal]

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[_tawo__]

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[amayam.]

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[airstriker]

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[mary-annrose]

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[NatalieJames-lm]

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[juanrobles]

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[ivyk]

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[Paola-uiyv]

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[franceballon]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, finding Yp for me is the hardest at first since what I've studied is stating that when there are same roots, you multiply by x and I have no idea what roots they are talking about. Now it is clear that the roots of assumed Yp and the roots of the complementary function. Thanks a lot

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[marshallsmith]

I'm still finishing the lecture, but thank you so much for breaking down the Yp's like that. Especially the last two. I have about 7 hw problems that are in that format, but we didn't go over anything like that and I have watched quite a few youtube videos with nobody doing examples like that. I'm going to finish the lecture then try to knock out the hw! The upcoming exam this week will determine if I drop the class or not...

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