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solve the eqution 2y"+3y'-1y=8x+2 and given the initial condition y(0)=0, (dy/dt at t=0)=2 find y(2)

solve the eqution 2y"+3y'-1y=8x+2 and given the initial condition y(0)=0, (dy/dt at t=0)=2
find y(2)
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