Find the particular solution for the initial value problem. 
= (x + 1)3ey; y(3) = 0
A. y = -ln
B. y = e65 - (x + 1)4/4
C. y = -ln
D. y = -ln
Answer: C
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A. both sine and cosine terms B. only cosine terms C. only sine terms
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A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
Is the following correspondence a function?DomainRange 
A. function B. not a function