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Consider ODE y''' - 4y" + 13y' = 2te^(2t) sin3t 1.) Solve corresponding homogeneous ODE 2.)...

Consider ODE y''' - 4y" + 13y' = 2te^(2t) sin3t

1.) Solve corresponding homogeneous ODE

2.) Determine the form of the particular solution of the non-homogeneous ODE. Do not solve for the unknown coefficients.

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