[Steps Shown] Prove that the function f(t)=A cos t+B sin t satisfies the following differential equation:
Question: Prove that the function
\(f\left( t \right)=A\cos t+B\sin t\)
satisfies the following differential equation: \(f''\left( t \right)=-f\left( t \right)\)
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![[Solution] Find the constants A and B](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-72467.jpg "[Solution] Find the constants A and B so that f(t)=A cos t+B sin")
[Solution] Find the constants A and B so that f(t)=A cos t+B sin
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