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CSIR NET July 2026 Memory based Question | Differential Equation| Part 7

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1,212 views40likes7:35DrHarishGargOriginal Release: 2026-07-18

When solving second-order differential equations with constant coefficients, if the solution contains a term like x·e^x, it indicates a double root in the auxiliary equation. For the equation y'' + αy' + βy = 0, a double root at m=1 implies α = -2 and β = 1. The particular integral for terms like e^x/x can be found using the operator method, and initial conditions are applied to determine the constants in the general solution.