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You are given a differential equation x[n+2] + 5x[n+1] + 6x[n] = n with start values...
You are given a differential equation x[n+2] + 5x[n+1] + 6x[n] =
n with start values x[0] = 0 and x[1] = 0
Find the solution to this equation.
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