2.23 (Complex Eigenvalues) Using Theorem 2.14, solve the following dif- ferential equations: 3 = ~9 (ii) &' =
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First, we need to write down the given differential equation: (ii) $y'' = 9y$ Now, we will use the characteristic equation to find the eigenvalues: $r^2 = 9$ $r = \pm 3i$ Show more…
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