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Before looking at the example, you need to know the solution formula for second-order differential equations ay”+ by’ +cy = f(x) as shown. Notice that there are two parts, y-sub C and y-sub P in the complete solution.
One part, y-sub C is solving a homogeneous differential equation. Y-sub C is often called a complementary solution.
