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    Exam 17: Second-Order Differential Equations
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    Solve the Differential Equation\[y ^ {tt } + 10 y ^ {t } + 41 y = 0\]
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Solve the Differential Equation ytt+10yt+41y=0y ^ {tt } + 10 y ^ {t } + 41 y = 0ytt+10yt+41y=0

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Solve the differential equation. ytt+10yt+41y=0y ^ {tt } + 10 y ^ {t } + 41 y = 0ytt+10yt+41y=0

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