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What is the general solution of x(k) = et? x(k) means the kth derivative of x....

What is the general solution of x(k) = et?

x(k) means the kth derivative of x.

In general, I am hoping to start off by finding the characteristic equation to find xh, and then finding the particular solution xp.

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