SOLUTION: given a function f(x)={{{e^(rx)}}}. determine the values of r so that f satisfies the equation f''(x)+f'(x)-6f(x)=0
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Question 1049865: given a function f(x)=. determine the values of r so that f satisfies the equation f''(x)+f'(x)-6f(x)=0
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