### Differential Equation Problem**2. Consider the equation**\[ t^2 x'' + 2t x' - 6x = t^2. \tag{1} \]**(a)** Show that \( x_1(t) = t^2 \) and \( x_2(t) = t^{-3} \) are independent solutions to the homogeneous equation \[ t^2 x'' + 2t x' - 6x = 0. \]That is, demonstrate that each is a solution and verify the Wronskian is non-zero.**(b)** Solve (1) using the variation of parameters. **Hint:** Don’t forget to make the coefficient on the \( x'' \) term one before you start.

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2. Consider the equation t2a" + 2t.a' – 6x = t2. (1) Show that r1(t) = t² and r2(t) = t-3 are independent (a) solutions to the homogeneous equation t2a" + 2tx' – 6x 0. That is, show each is a solution and show the Wronskian is non-zero. (b) forget to make the coefficient on the a" term one before jumping in. Solve (1) using variation of parameters. Hint: Don't

2. Consider the equation t2a" + 2t.a' – 6x = t2. (1) Show that r1(t) = t² and r2(t) = t-3 are independent (a) solutions to the homogeneous equation t2a" + 2tx' – 6x 0. That is, show each is a solution and show the Wronskian is non-zero. (b) forget to make the coefficient on the a" term one before jumping in. Solve (1) using variation of parameters. Hint: Don't

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