1. Consider L{y(t)} = Y(s). By solving the equation ty"(t) + 2ty(t)=0 con y(0) = 0 you have to: A) Y(s) = C 82-2 B) Y(s) = 72 C) Y(s)=C-e-2/2 D) Y(s) = C.e/2 All of them with C an arbitrary constant.
1. Consider L{y(t)} = Y(s). By solving the equation ty"(t) + 2ty(t)=0 con y(0) = 0 you have to: A) Y(s) = C 82-2 B) Y(s) = 72 C) Y(s)=C-e-2/2 D) Y(s) = C.e/2 All of them with C an arbitrary constant.
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