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The forcing is 21​sin2x, which lies in the image of L. Since the eigenvalue on sin2x is π/4, a particular solution is yp​=(2/π)sin2x. The full family is
y(x)=π2​sin2x+z(x),z⊥cos2x,z⊥sin2x.​
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Thus solutions exist and are not unique: adding any element of the infinite-dimensional kernel leaves Ly unchanged. For example every constant can be added.

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