Mathematics Homework Solutions
#5783
differential equation
Please state the method used and show the work required to obtain the answer.
solve the differential equation:
12y^"" + 46y^''' + 48y" - 11 y' -30y =0
This shows how to solve a fourth-order differential equation.
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