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Can you solve this Differential Ecuation with the method of undetermined coefficients: y"-3y'-4y=xe2x-cosx (superposition principle)

Can you solve this Differential Ecuation with the method of undetermined coefficients:

y"-3y'-4y=xe2x-cosx (superposition principle)

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