Consider the following ODE: 2x 12 - (₁ ²xXx ²) y² + (₁¹²2₂²) y = 0 1 1-x² y" y' Defined for x in (-1,1).
Consider the following ODE: 2x 12 - (₁ ²xXx ²) y² + (₁¹²2₂²) y = 0 1 1-x² y" y' Defined for x in (-1,1).
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 11: Does either of these two sums simplify to a polynomial? Write out this polynomial.
HINT: You can multiply out numerator terms or just leave them as a product of terms.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following ODE:
2x
y" − (1 ²x 2) y² + (₁ 122) y
Defined for x in (-1,1).
y = 0
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