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1252) y=(C1)exp(Ax)+(C2)exp(Bx)+F+Gx is the general solution of the second order linear differential equation: (y'') + (...

1252) y=(C1)exp(Ax)+(C2)exp(Bx)+F+Gx is the general solution of
        the second order linear differential equation:
        (y'') + ( -9y') + ( 20y) = ( -9) + ( -8)x.  Find A,B,F,G, where
        A>B.  This exercise may show "+ (-#)" which should be enterered into
        the calculator as "-#", and not "+-#".  ans:4
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