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Solve the following initial value problem. y(4) − 6y′′′ + 5y′′  =  2x, y(0)  =  0,...

Solve the following initial value problem. y(4) − 6y′′′ + 5y′′  =  2x, y(0)  =  0, y′(0)  =  0, y′′(0)  =  0, y′′′(0)  =  0.

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