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  • 1 - X y '' - 4 Xy ' + 5 y Cosx ( Orden - 2 ) ( Grado - 1 ) ( Ordinaria - ) ( Lineal - ) ( Homogenea - X )

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    This document provides information about a differential equation: y'' - 4xy' + 5y = cosx. It is identified as a second order ordinary linear differential equation that is non-homogeneous due to the presence of the cosx term on the right-hand side. The equation is to be solved for the function F(x).

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    This document provides information about a differential equation: y'' - 4xy' + 5y = cosx. It is identified as a second order ordinary linear differential equation that is non-homogeneous due to the presence of the cosx term on the right-hand side. The equation is to be solved for the function F(x).

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    1 - x y '' - 4 xy ' + 5 y = cosx


    (* Orden - 2 *)
    (* Grado - 1 *)
    (* Ordinaria- ✓ *)
    (* Lineal - ✓ *)
    (* Homogenea - x *)

    1 - x F ''[x] - 4 x F '[x] + 5 F[x] ⩵ Cos[x]


    coseno

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