the subject in this question DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION, * FACTOR THE FOLLOWING OPERATOR 1. D quib - 3D squred - 5D +6 2 d quib - 11D +20
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1) (D3-3D2-5D+6)y. We can find the zeroes of r3-3r2-5r+6 using Newton's iterative method: 

r=-1.76372, 0.87475, 3.88897. Therefore, the characteristic solution would be:

y=Ae-1.76372x+Be0.87475x+Ce3.88897, where A, B, C are constants. This can also be written:

y=A(0.1714x)+B(2.3983x)+C(48.8605x).

2) (D3-11D+20)y. If we create the cubic equation r3-11r+20=0, we can factorise. If we try rational zeroes first we discover that r=-4 is a factor and the co-factor is r2-4x+5, which has complex zeroes:

r2-4x+5=0, r2-4x=-5, r2-4x+4=-1, (r-2)2=i2, r=2±i. The complete factorisation is:

(r+4)(r-2+i)(r-2-i).

If (D3-11D+20)y=0, then the solution of the DE would be:

y=Ae-4x+Be(2-i)x+Ce(2+i)x, which becomes:

y=Ae-4x+Be2x(cos(x)-isin(x))+Ce2x(cos(x)+isin(x)), which can be written:

y=ae-4x+be2xcos(x)+ce2xsin(x), where a, b and c are constants (which may be complex). This is the characteristic solution of the DE. 

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