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The C.F. for the PDE (D2 – 4D'2)z = ? _ x?
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C.F.= 0,(y+ 2x) + O2(y + 2x)​

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Answered by ankush79918
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Answered by zaha63
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Answer:

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The most general form of a linear partial differential equation

of order n is

(

A0

n

z

∂ x

n

+ A1

n

z

∂ x

n−1

∂ y

+A2

n

z

∂ x

n−2

2

y

+...+ An

n

z

∂ y

n )

+(

B0

n−1

z

∂ x

n−1

+B1

n−1

z

∂ x

n−2

∂ y

+…+Bn−1

n−1

z

∂ y

n−1 )

+...+(M

∂ z

∂ x

+N

∂ z

∂ y )

+Pz=F(x , y ) …(1)

where the coefficients A0,A1,A2…,An, B0, B1,…, Bn–1,…, M, N, P

are either constants or functions of x and y.

When the coefficients of various terms namely A0, A1, A2

…,An,B0,B1,…,Bn–1,…,M,N and P in the above partial differential

equation are all constants, then equation (1) is known as linear

partial differential equation with constant coefficients.

For convenience, if we use the symbolic notations D for ∂

∂ x

and D ' for ∂

∂ y

, then (1) can be re-written as

[( A0 D

n

+ A1D

n−1 D

'

+ A2D

n−2 D'

2

+...+ An D '

n

)

+(B0D

n−1

+B1D

n−2 D

'

+...+Bn−1 D'

n−1

)

+...+( MD+ND' )+P] z=F ( x , y ) …(2)

or briefly f ( D , D

'

) z=F(x , y) …(3)

where f (D ,D

'

) denotes a partial differential operator of the type

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