100. Please show a step by step solution for this equation (D² – 3D –4)y = -8e'co s 2ta. Yp =e*cos2x +e* sin2x13b. Yp =e*cos2x +12eXsin2x13c. y, =e*cos2x + e*sin2x12e cos2x+132Yp =e*cos2x + e*sin2x1382 -一 1一一2

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