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You found a particular solution to y''+2y'+5y=e^(2t) by guessing a function based on the form of...

You found a particular solution to y''+2y'+5y=e^(2t) by guessing a function based on the form of the nonhomogeneous term. Use the same approach to find particular solutions to the equations below.

6. y''+y'+5y=5sin(3t) + e^(2t)

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