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TIFR2010-Maths-B-7

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Consider y=e^(mx)

m^2-m=0
m(m-1)=0
Characteristic eqn : y=c2.e^x+c1
c2+c1=0 for x=0
c2.e^(pi)+c1=1 for x= pi
c2(e^(pi)-1)=1
c2=1/(1-e^(pi))
c1=-1/(1-e^(pi))
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