Explain the determine LINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS129Example DThe second-order difference equation whose fundamental system of solutionsis(1)= k,(2)-hk(4.102)Yk= eisk-hkeYkYk+1k + 1e-h(k+1)= 0.(4.103)Yk+2 k +2 e-h(k+2)Expanding the determinant and simplifying the resulting expression gives[k(1 – e-h) + 1]yk+2 – [k(1 – e-2h)+ 2]yk+1+e-[k(1 – e-h) + 2 – e-]yk = 0. (4.104)

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Example D The second-order difference equation whose fundamental system of solutions is (1) = k, -hk = e (4.102) %3D is Yk k -hk e-h(k+1) k +1 k + 2 e-h(k+2) Yk+1 = 0. (4.103) Yk+2 Expanding the determinant and simplifying the resulting expression gives [k(1 – e-h) + 1]yk+2 – [k(1 – e-2h) + 2]yk+1 +e- [k(1 – e-h) +2 – e-"]yk = 0. (4.104)

Example D The second-order difference equation whose fundamental system of solutions is (1) = k, -hk = e (4.102) %3D is Yk k -hk e-h(k+1) k +1 k + 2 e-h(k+2) Yk+1 = 0. (4.103) Yk+2 Expanding the determinant and simplifying the resulting expression gives [k(1 – e-h) + 1]yk+2 – [k(1 – e-2h) + 2]yk+1 +e- [k(1 – e-h) +2 – e-"]yk = 0. (4.104)

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