Mathematics Homework Solutions
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Finding a Polynomial
Find a polynomial p so that:
p''(t)+3p'(t) + 2p(t) = (t^2)-2
for all numbers t.
(note: p''= p double prime and t^2 = t raised to the power of 2)
Find a polynomial p so that:
p''(t)+3p'(t) + 2p(t) = (t^2)-2
for all numbers t.
(note: p''= p double prime and t^2 = t raised to the power of 2)
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