d^2/dx^2+4y=0
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By laplace transform: Y(x)→ Y upper line(s),
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Y upper line (s)=Y(0) s/s^2+4+y'(0)/s^2+4
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Using CAUCHY'S theorem we get
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Y(x)= y(0)cos(2x)+y'(0)/2 sin(2x)
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=C,•cos(2x)+C2• sin(2c)
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