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24 April, 17:03

For what value of k, if any, will y = ksin (5x) + 2cos (4x) be a solution to the differential equation y'' + 16y = -27sin (5x) ?

a. - 27

b. - 9/5

c. 3

d. There is no such value of k.

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  1. 24 April, 17:04
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    c. 3

    Step-by-step explanation:

    y = k sin (5x) + 2 cos (4x)

    y' = 5k cos (5x) - 8 sin (4x)

    y" = - 25k sin (5x) - 32 cos (4x)

    y'' + 16y = - 27 sin (5x)

    (-25k sin (5x) - 32 cos (4x)) + 16 (k sin (5x) + 2 cos (4x)) = - 27 sin (5x)

    -25k sin (5x) - 32 cos (4x) + 16k sin (5x) + 32 cos (4x) = - 27 sin (5x)

    -9k sin (5x) = - 27 sin (5x)

    k = 3
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