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Solve the following initial value problem. y′′ − 9y′ + 20y  =  3x + e5x,    y(0)  = ...

Solve the following initial value problem.

y′′ − 9y′ + 20y  =  3x + e5x,    y(0)  =  0, y′(0)  =  2
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