Determine the smallest b>0 such that the BVP 4y” — 36y' = 2 tanh(x), g(0)=0,ý (b) = 6 does not have a unique solution.

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Chapter9: Multivariable Calculus
Section9.2: Partial Derivatives
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Determine the smallest b>0 such that the BVP
4y” — 36y! = 2 tanh(x), g(0)=0, y′(b) = 6
does not have a unique solution.
Transcribed Image Text:Determine the smallest b>0 such that the BVP 4y” — 36y! = 2 tanh(x), g(0)=0, y′(b) = 6 does not have a unique solution.
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