Find the determinant. P w(x5, x ³) = X x5 = 3x²5x4 = (x³)(5x4) — (3x²)(x5) - The Wronskian ---Select--- equal to 0 for every x in the interval (0, ∞o), therefore the set of solutions ---Select--- linearly independent. -Select--- is is not
Find the determinant. P w(x5, x ³) = X x5 = 3x²5x4 = (x³)(5x4) — (3x²)(x5) - The Wronskian ---Select--- equal to 0 for every x in the interval (0, ∞o), therefore the set of solutions ---Select--- linearly independent. -Select--- is is not
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