Suppose y = A cosh (11) + B sinh (11x), and A and B are arbitrary constants. If you are not familiar with the hyperbolic functions, cosh (x) = **te, sinh (x) = But the only facts you need for this problem are cosh' = sinh and sinh' = cosh. 2 Find the following. Y (x) = y" (x) = If possible, rewrite your answer to the previous part in terms of y only: y" (x) = %3D Give a two-parameter family of solutions of the differential equation da 121y . Use A and B as the names of the parameters. y =

Suppose y = A cosh (11) + B sinh (11x), and A and B are arbitrary constants. If you are not familiar with the hyperbolic functions, cosh (x) = **te, sinh (x) = But the only facts you need for this problem are cosh' = sinh and sinh' = cosh. 2 Find the following. Y (x) = y" (x) = If possible, rewrite your answer to the previous part in terms of y only: y" (x) = %3D Give a two-parameter family of solutions of the differential equation da 121y . Use A and B as the names of the parameters. y =

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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Section2.1: Tables And Trends

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