The answer is yt c1exx22xc2 but I am not sure how they got t

The answer is y(t)= c1+e^(x)((x^2)/2)-x+c2) but I am not sure how they got there. Thanks in advance!

Write the general solution to the given ODE. y\'\'-y\'=xe^x The answer is y(t)= c1+e^(x)((x^2)/2)-x+c2) but I am not sure how they got there.

Solution

the general solution= particular solution +complementary solution

for complementary solution:

y \'\' - y \' =0

y = A+B ex

for particular solution

consider

y \' \' -y \' =xex

(D2-D)y=xex

y= xex /(D2-D) = (1/D-1 - 1/D)xex = e^(x)((x^2)/2)-x+c)

hence the general solution is:

y(t)= c1+e^(x)((x^2)/2)-x+c2)   c1,c2 are constants

The answer is y(t)= c1+e^(x)((x^2)/2)-x+c2) but I am not sure how they got there. Thanks in advance! Write the general solution to the given ODE. y\'\'-y\'=xe^x

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