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squaremeplz
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Homework Statement
What's the general procedure for solving an i.v. b.v. ode of the form
(d^2 T(x))/ (d x^2) = -c * e^T(x)
T(+/-1) = 0
T'(0) = 0
where c is a constant
Homework Equations
i know from ode class that problems like this can usually be evaluated as
T'' + k^2*T = 0
The Attempt at a Solution
whats throwing me off is the e^T(x)
can i make a substitution like. T(x) = ln(y(x))
and solve
(d^2 ln(y(x))/ (d x^2) + c * y = 0
and ln(y)'' + sqrt(c)^2 * y = 0
thanks
and solve for y? or is this a violation?