The particular solution of the following equation by using themethod of undetermined coefficients2 y" + y' + 6y = 51 cos 3xIs given byy = - cos(3x) + 4 sin 3xy = cos(3x) – 4 sin 3xOption 1O Option 2y = - 4 cos(3x) + sin 3xy = 4 cos(3x) – sin 3xO Option 3O Option 4

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The particular solution of the following equation by using the method of undetermined coefficients 2 y" +y' + 6y = 51 cos 3x Is given by y = - cos(3x) + 4 sin 3x y = cos(3x) – 4 sin 3x Option 1 Option 2 y = - 4 cos(3x) + sin 3x y = 4 cos(3x)- sin 3x Option 3 Option 4