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Solve the initial value problem: 4y′′+3y=0, y(π/2)=2 , y'(π/2)=−1. Give your answer as y=... Use x...

Solve the initial value problem: 4y′′+3y=0, y(π/2)=2 , y'(π/2)=−1.

Give your answer as y=... Use x as the independent variable.

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