This lecture covers second-order linear differential equations, linearly independent solutions, the Wronskian, the general solution, superposition of solutions, and the method of variation of constants. It also includes examples.
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Covers the general solution of homogeneous second-order linear differential equations with constant coefficients and the concept of linear independence of solutions.
