Vaibhav posted an Question
February 09, 2020 • 19:29 pm 10 points
  • CSIR NET
  • Physical Sciences

If vx) is an infinitely differentiable function, then Dy(x), where the operator D= exp ax- dx (a) eta)b) ylae" +x) ()v(e'x)(d) e'y(x)

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    Paltu Sen best-answer

    I think the question is wrong. Here form of D should be D=exp(a.d/dx).. Please see the attachment.

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