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Hey math fans! 🎓 Welcome to Math Olympiad Academy (MOA) – your trusted space for systematic problem-solving, clear mathematical reasoning, and globally relevant instruction that meets learners where they are. In MOA Lesson 30, we solve in full detail a linear second-order nonhomogeneous differential equation with initial conditions—a problem that, despite its standard form, demands careful execution at every stage: the second derivative of y with respect to x minus four times the first derivative of y with respect to x plus three times y equals two times e raised to the power of minus x with initial conditions: y of zero equals one, and the first derivative of y with respect to x at x equals zero equals zero. This initial-value problem is directly aligned with IB Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches HL, JEE Advanced, A-Level Further Mathematics, and first-year university differential equations courses worldwide. While it does not appear on the AP Calculus BC exam (which focuses on first-order ODEs), it is essential preparation for AP students pursuing STEM majors and serves as a benchmark of analytical maturity. Your task as a student is clear: 👉 Can you construct the unique solution to this IVP—and justify every step with precision? At first glance, the equation follows a familiar pattern. But true mastery lies in: ⚪ Correctly identifying the equation as linear, constant-coefficient, and nonhomogeneous ⚪ Solving the associated homogeneous equation via the characteristic equation ⚪ Verifying that the forcing term’s exponent is not a root—justifying the undetermined coefficients ansatz ⚪ Substituting derivatives without sign or arithmetic error ⚪ Applying initial conditions to determine both constants in a system of equations In MOA Lesson 30, we guide students through a structured seven-step tutorial—including a carefully designed homework problem at the end for independent practice and self-assessment: 🟢 Write the original nonhomogeneous ODE and identify its components 🟢 Solve the homogeneous equation using the characteristic equation 🟢 Confirm the form of the particular solution via the method of undetermined coefficients 🟢 Compute derivatives of the trial solution and substitute into the ODE 🟢 Solve for the unknown coefficient (alpha) by equating like terms 🟢 Apply initial conditions to determine C sub one and C sun two—constructing the unique solution 🟢 Homework for practice and self-assessment: This lesson is suitable for students aiming to sharpen: 🔵 Recognition of second-order linear ODEs and their classification 🔵 Systematic use of the characteristic equation and discriminant analysis 🔵 Proper application of undetermined coefficients 🔵 Accurate differentiation and algebraic substitution under exponential functions 🔵 Solution of linear systems arising from initial conditions 🔵 Techniques emphasized in IB HL, JEE Advanced, A-Level Further Maths, and university engineering programs By the end of this video, students will be able to: 🟠 Confidently solve any second-order linear constant-coefficient ODE with exponential forcing 🟠 Explain why the homogeneous solution forms the foundation of the general solution 🟠 Justify the choice of particular solution based on the characteristic roots 🟠 Construct the unique solution to an initial-value problem through systematic constant determination 🟠 Verify their final answer by checking both the ODE and initial conditions 📌 Subscribe to Math Olympiad Academy for more lessons covering: 🟢 Step-by-step tutorials in calculus, differential equations, and advanced algebra 🟢 AP, IB, JEE, and university-aligned problem-solving 🟢 Clear explanations that prioritize understanding over speed 🟢 Methods that build long-term mathematical maturity and self-reliance Your likes, comments, and subscriptions truly motivate us to keep creating accessible, rigorous, and globally relevant content for learners at every level. The Math Olympiad Academy Team Tags: #SecondOrderODE #SolveSecondOrderODE #DifferentialEquations #SolveDifferentialEquations #InitialValueProblem #IVP #UndeterminedCoefficients #CharacteristicEquation #LinearODE #NonhomogeneousODE #GeneralSolution #UniqueSolution #SolveODEs #ODESolution #ProblemSolved #StepByStepSolution #IBMathematics #JEEAdvanced #AlevelFurtherMaths #UniversityCalculus #EngineeringMath #CalculusTutorial #MathTutorial #SolvedProblem #MOALesson30 #MathOlympiadAcademy #harvardcalculus