Form a D.E of y=a•sinbx
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This may be considered as one of the solutions of the wave equation y"+b^2•y=0(the other is cosbx).
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Now because one constant of integration appears
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Then one 1st order equation can be found: y=a•sinbx (1)
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→y'=ab•cosbx (2)
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(2) over (1) gives the required y'-[B•COTAN(bx)]•y=0
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