2. Find a particular solution of the differential equation $$y'' + y = e^t + \sin(t)$$ (a) $$te^t + t \sin(t)$$ (b) $$e^t/2 - t \cos(t)/2$$ (c) $$e^t/2 + \sin(t)/2$$ (d) $$te^t/2 + \cos(t)$$
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