2: The necessary condition for existence of the solution of the nonlinear equation x =g (x) in period [a, b] is (a) g (x) is a continuous function in [a, b]. (b) g (x) E [a, b] for all x e [a, b]. (c) lg (x)| < L « 1 for all x e [a,b].

2: The necessary condition for existence of the solution of the nonlinear equation x =g (x) in period [a, b] is (a) g (x) is a continuous function in [a, b]. (b) g (x) E [a, b] for all x e [a, b]. (c) lg (x)| < L « 1 for all x e [a,b].

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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