6. ༡6. Solve the differential equation by means of a power series about the given ordinary point .xo. Findthe recurrence relation for the coefficients of the power series, and also write out the first four termsin each of the two fundamental solutions yı (t) and y2(t).(a) y" +2y=0, x0 = 0(b) y" + xy+2y= 0,x0 = 0(c) xy"+y+xy = 0,x0 = 1

Problem (a): y'' + 2y = 0, x₀ = 0Step 1: Assume a Power Series SolutionAssume the solution y(x) can…

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