Suppose is twice differentiable, solves for all , and satisfies for some . Then
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Suppose f:ℝ→ℝ is twice differentiable, solves f′′(x)-f′(x)-f(x)-1=0 for all x, and satisfies f(0)=0=f(k) for some k>0. Then (A) f has positive and negative values over (0,k) (B) f has only positive values over (0,k) (C) f has only negative values over (0,k) (D) f=-1 on (0,k)
Also written as: Suppose f:R->R is twice differentiable, solves f''(x)-f'(x)-f(x)-1=0 for all x, and satisfies f(0)=0=f(k) for some k>0. Then
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