Show that there is a solution that goes to \(\infty \) as \(t\to \infty \). \[ y''-\cos ^2(t)y'+\sin ^2(t)y=0. \]
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Math 6410 • ODE
Spring 2013 • Question 3
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Spring 2013 • Question 3
Show that there is a solution that goes to \(\infty \) as \(t\to \infty \). \[ y''-\cos ^2(t)y'+\sin ^2(t)y=0. \]