Hello, I have been struggling to find the k value and recurrence relation for this differential equation using the Frobenius method. Could I please get some help to better understand the learning process? ### Finding a Solution Using the Method of Frobenius#### Differential Equation:\[ 9x^2y'' + 6x^2y' - (x + 4)y = 0 \]#### Note:Use the positive value of \( k \) for your answer below.#### Series Solution:\[ y = a_0 x^k + a_1 x^{k+1} + a_2 x^{k+2} + a_3 x^{k+3} + \cdots \]#### Where:\[ k = \frac{2}{3} \]#### And:\[ a_n = \left( \frac{-6n}{9n^2 + n} \right) a_{n-1} \]#### For:\[ n \geq 1 \]This transcription includes the mathematical formulation and rearranges the original content into a structured format suitable for educational purposes. The series solution provided indicates the method of Frobenius for solving the differential equation. The value of \( k \) is explicitly given as well as the recurrence relation for \( a_n \).

Find a solution of the differential equation below using the method of Frobenius 9x²y"+6x²y'-(x + 4)y=0 Note: use the positive value of k for your answer below. The sereies solution is: y = a₁x² + a₁x³+¹ + a₂x²+2 + a²x²+² + a3xk+3 + Where: k = and an = 230 for n > 1. -6n 2 9n + n Jan-1

Find a solution of the differential equation below using the method of Frobenius 9x²y"+6x²y'-(x + 4)y=0 Note: use the positive value of k for your answer below. The sereies solution is: y = a₁x² + a₁x³+¹ + a₂x²+2 + a²x²+² + a3xk+3 + Where: k = and an = 230 for n > 1. -6n 2 9n + n Jan-1

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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