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13 Nov 2019
Given that L(y'(x)) = sL(y(x)) â y(0), show
L(y''''(x))=s^4L(y(x))-s^3y(0)-s^2y'(0)-sy''-y'''(0)
Given that L(y'(x)) = sL(y(x)) â y(0), show
L(y''''(x))=s^4L(y(x))-s^3y(0)-s^2y'(0)-sy''-y'''(0)
Jean KeelingLv2
8 Oct 2019
