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General Solution

Dutsky Kamdon's picture

Use the exponential shift to find the general solution.

Submitted by Dutsky Kamdon on February 9, 2016 - 9:07pm

1. (4D + 1)^4 y = 0.
2. (6D − 5)^3 y = 0.

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