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Expert-verifiedDefinition of Initial Value Problem: By an initial value problem for an nth-order differential equation we mean: Find a solution to the differential equation on an interval I that satisfies at x0 the n initial conditions
Where and are given constants.
Homogeneous: it is satisfying only the function turns into format.
Linear coefficient: here we need to convert both the variables into another two variables. For example, x as u and y as v.
Formulae to be used:
Given that,
Since the given equation is linear coefficients. So, we can take
Evaluate the equation (1).
Using the condition, we get,
Solve the above equations to find the values of h and k.
Substitute h = 3.
Then,
So, the founded equation is homogeneous.
Let us take .
Then,
Now integrate the equation (2) on both sides.
Find the value of separately.
Let .
Then,
Substitute the value here.
Again, substitute the value of s, u and v
Hence, the solution of given initial value problem is .
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