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Solve the following differential equations y''-4y'+4y=(x+1)e2x (Use Wronskian) y''+(y')2+1=0 (non linear second order equation)

Solve the following differential equations

y''-4y'+4y=(x+1)e2x (Use Wronskian)

y''+(y')2+1=0 (non linear second order equation)

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