nth Order Homogeneous Linear ODEs (Lecture 4.2) - part I

[@im_ricebowl]

Noones pointing this out but for 21:10 the last coef is 8 not 18 (try using synthetic div and it doesnt work). Also not sure why 3y' turned into -3y' in 11:30

[@LawrenceBeloFundamentals]

Thanks for this one. I will look into this. My apologies.

[@coolcat3281]

this is so good! I finally understand!

[@ralph-ralphdeguzman6091]

how was (3y') become (-3y')?

[@LawrenceBeloFundamentals]

my apologies, I copied the problem wrongly. But the solution for y" - 3y' + 2y = 0 is correct

[@johnalcherdangcalan2517]

That's my question also

[@DJ-wv8zu]

i got low scores on my midterm exam so i am trying to study as early as possible to get high grades on my finals. is it okay to ask for the ppt of this?

[@LawrenceBeloFundamentals]

You may ask from your prof :( I am currently on leave now

[@johnalcherdangcalan2517]

So the 3y' should be 3Dy??am i right sir??

[@LawrenceBeloFundamentals]

Yes. They are the same. One is in terms of the D operator

[@johnamadora7588]

First!!!