Solve the following initial-value problems using the integrating factor method. In each case show that your solution satisfies the differential equation. (a) (b) -2x = 3e, x(1) = 3, + 3x=t, x(0) = 1.
Solve the following initial-value problems using the integrating factor method. In each case show that your solution satisfies the differential equation. (a) (b) -2x = 3e, x(1) = 3, + 3x=t, x(0) = 1.
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