Mathematics, 03.10.2019 04:20 brianamitzel1013

9. show that the eigenvalues of x" + 1x = 0, x'(a) = x'(b) = 0 cannot be strictly negative.

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9. show that the eigenvalues of x" + 1x = 0, x'(a) = x'(b) = 0 cannot be strictly negative....