B. Find the DE of each of the following by eliminating arbitrary constants. Reduce your final answer in simplestform (i.e. no common factor between each term, descending order of derivatives).2. y = C₁x + C₂е-4xHint: multiply by ex

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B. Find the DE of each of the following by eliminating arbitrary constants. Reduce your final answer in simplest form (i.e. no common factor between each term, descending order of derivatives). 2. y = C₁x + C₂e-4x Hint: multiply by e4x