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If y=ae2x+bex, then show that d2ydx2dydx2y=0.

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y=ae2x+bex
dydx=2ae2xbex

d2ydx2=4ae2x+bex

Putting these values in LHS, we get,
d2ydx2dydx2y

=(4ae2x+bex)(2ae2xbex)2ae2x2bex=0

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