(9) Find the General Solutron of the following equatrons.a) yL Y=4,b)y'+ky=e** , c)y+3xY=0, d)xr'= 2Y+x3e* ,e) Y'=(Y-2) Cotx , f) r'+ysinx =eCANS.9): a) Y=ce*-4 ,C)V = ce* ,b) Y- (c+x)e**d) Y=x?Cc+e%), e)Y=2+CSinx, f)Y=C+x)es* .COSX

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