SOLUTION: Form a differential equation by eliminating the arbitrary constants y = Ae^x + Bcosx

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Question 1142505: Form a differential equation by eliminating the arbitrary constants y = Ae^x + Bcosx
Answer by ikleyn(52775) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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%28dy%29%2F%28dx%29 = A*e^x - B*sin(x)


is the differential equation you are looking for.


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Side note.   This fragment of the post  ". . . by eliminating the arbitrary constants"  MAKES  NO  SENSE.

The correct formulation is  THIS : 

    For the given function  y =  Ae^x + Bcosx,  form a differential equation.


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