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What is y_p for the non-homogeneous differential equation, y''-6y'+9y=12xe^3x Since g(x) = 12xe^3x, do I use...

What is y_p for the non-homogeneous differential equation,

y''-6y'+9y=12xe^3x

Since g(x) = 12xe^3x, do I use Dxe^3x or De^3x? or some other form?

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