Lecture

2nd Order homog B: Repeated Roots and Solutions

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This lecture covers the concept of repeated roots in second-order homogeneous differential equations, providing step-by-step examples and solutions for different scenarios, including multiple roots and fixed fonts. The instructor explains how to determine the solutions and presents the calculations involved in finding the final results.

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