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if y=e^-kt cos(lt+c) show that d^y/dt^2+2k dy/dt+n^2y=0 where n^2=k^2+l^2?​

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Answered by Aaryanpatel5
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4sin^3x-6sin^2x+12sinx+100 is increasing inclosed interval -

4sin^3x-6sin^2x+12sinx+100 is increasing inclosed interval -

Answered by gauravsinghrathore10
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Step-by-step explanation:

the derivative dy by dx is in general another function of x which can be differentiated

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