Eliminate the arbitrary constants: y = x^2 + C1e^2x - C2xe^3x
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dy/dx = 2x + 2C1e^2x + C1*2xe^2x - C2e^3x - 3C2xe^3x Now, we have two equations and two constants C1 and C2. We can eliminate these constants by forming a new equation that only involves x and y. To do this, multiply the original equation by 2x and the derived Show more…
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