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The Particular integral of the differential equation( D2+D+1)y=ex is equual to

(A) 1/3 .ex

(B) 3ex

(C) ex

(D) none of these​

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Answered by rajputpriya1137
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Answer:

(C) ex

Step-by-step explanation:

Here yC.F. = c1ex + c2xex Since the right hand member of the complete equation is X(x) = ex, therefore the first possible assumption for particular integral would be yP.I. = Aex, but this solution has already occurred in yC.F. We, therefore, yP.I.(x) = Axex. Still this solution also has appeared in yC.F. We, therefore, again multiply by x and try yP.I.(x)

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