Are the given equations suitable for the Method of Undetermined Coefficients? Answer "YES" or "NO":
a) y'' - 6y' + 8y = t^1/3 +1
b) 2y'' - y' - y = (t^3 - 2t^2 + 3)sin(t/4)
a) Answer: No
Explanition: The given differential equation is y" -6y'+8y= t^1/3 +1
is not suitable for the method of undetermined coefficients .
Since RHS is t^1/3 +1 is not in the form At^m+B, where m= 0, 1,2,,,
b) Answer: YES
Explanition: The given differential equation is 2y" -y'- y= (t^3 -2t^2+3) sin(t/4)
is suitable for the method of undetermined coefficients .
Since RHS is (t^3 -2t^2+3) sin(t/4) is of the form (At^3+Bt^2 +ct +D) sin (pt),
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