SOLUTION: Hello every one, my question is: d2y/dx2 - 24 cos (2t) = 4x at t=0, x=3 and dy/dx = 4. Solve it by using Laplace. Any help please!

Question 983303: Hello every one, my question is:
d2y/dx2 - 24 cos (2t) = 4x
at t=0, x=3 and dy/dx = 4.
Solve it by using Laplace.
Any help please!
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Your question is not properly configured.
Typically Laplace problems are in the time domain so your functions are functions of time, , .
You have a mixed t and x variable equation.
Also, for second derivative problems you need and .
Please correct and repost.

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