Finding general solution of (d^2 x)/dt^2 + k/(L-x) = 0

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Homework Statement



does this ode have a general solution?
[tex] \frac{d^2 x}{d t^2} + \frac{k}{L -x} = 0
[/tex]


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Mechdude said:
does this ode have a general solution?

(if k and L are constants …)

Yes of course it does. Use standard procedure. :smile:
 

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