Anyone help with this differential equation

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from the attached file I get something like the answer as y(x) = e^(e^2x(x/3*(sin(3x)+1/9cos(3x)+c)
Im not sure if this is right can you have an answer exponetial of an exponential??
 

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sozener1 said:
can you have an answer exponetial of an exponential??
Sure, why not?
You can plug your solution into the original equation to check it. Or you can use WolframAlpha/Mathematica/... to do that.
 
sozener1 said:
from the attached file I get something like the answer as y(x) = e^(e^2x(x/3*(sin(3x)+1/9cos(3x)+c)
Im not sure if this is right can you have an answer exponetial of an exponential??

I cannot read your thumbnail. Just type out the problem and avoid thumbnails altogether.
 

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