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Transcribed Image Text:3) Consider the initial value problem
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y' + 8y = 0, y(0) = -4, y (0) = 16
What is the solution of this initial value problem?
A) y = -4t - 2e8t
D) y = -4 + 2e-8t
B) y = -2 + 2e8t
C) y = -2 -2e-8t
E) y = -4+ 2e8t
F) y = -2t-2e-8t
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