Differential Equation with Boundary Conditions II

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Homework Statement


[tex]d^2T/dx^2 + S^2*T+B=0[/tex]
Boundary Conditions:
[tex]dT/dx=0[/tex] @ x=0
T=T_2 @ x=L


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I think you either have to make some type of substitution or find the roots and do it that way.


P.S. This is assignment is a review of diff eq for Heat Transfer
I took diff eq 2 years ago and haven't used is since until now but its quickly coming back to me. Just looking for someone to point me in the right direction. Thanks

Homework Statement

 
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this is a non-homogenous (though that has several different meanings) 2nd order ODE

so i would write it as
[tex]d^2T/dx^2 + S^2T=-B[/tex]

find the complementary solutinos by solving
[tex]d^2T/dx^2 + S^2T=0[/tex]

and then try and find a particular solution