3. Two ordinary differential equations in terms of unknown functions u(x) and v(x) are given below. u′(x)−4u(x) = 2v(x)+2(ex+e−x) v′(x)+3v(x) = −5u(x) a. Show that the given first order ordinary differential equations above can be expressed as a second order ordinary differential equation as shown below: (show complete solution) u′′(x)−u′(x)−2u(x) = 8ex+4e−x
3. Two ordinary differential equations in terms of unknown functions u(x) and v(x) are given below. u′(x)−4u(x) = 2v(x)+2(ex+e−x) v′(x)+3v(x) = −5u(x) a. Show that the given first order ordinary differential equations above can be expressed as a second order ordinary differential equation as shown below: (show complete solution) u′′(x)−u′(x)−2u(x) = 8ex+4e−x
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3. Two ordinary differential equations in terms of unknown functions u(x) and v(x) are given below.
u′(x)−4u(x) = 2v(x)+2(ex+e−x)
v′(x)+3v(x) = −5u(x)
a. Show that the given first order ordinary differential equations above can be expressed as a second order ordinary differential equation as shown below: (show complete solution)
u′′(x)−u′(x)−2u(x) = 8ex+4e−x
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