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Solve the given initial value problem. y'' + 4y = -5 , y(pi/8) = -1/4, y' (pi/8) = 2

Solve the given initial value problem. y'' + 4y = -5 , y(pi/8) = -1/4, y' (pi/8) = 2

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Solve the given initial value problem. y'' + 4y = -5 , y(pi/8) = -1/4, y' (pi/8) = 2

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