In solving a differential equation by Frobenius method of series solution about x = 0, we obtain the following indicial equation and recurrence relation: 7(2r–1)=0 and1Cn+1 =%3D6n +r+3n wheren = 0,1,2,3,... Find the solution corresponding to the larger root of the indicial equation. Include the first three nonzero terms, use Co=IO A. Y = 1+x4x+...133O B. Y =x-1/2/4 3+..133O c.y =xl/2|124 3+...c.4 2O D. y = x1/21+x+133++..O E.Y =x1/21+x+194 2+...

Consider the given indicial equation and recurrence relation are, r2r-1=1 and Cn+1=16n+r+3Cn The…

In solving a differential equation by Frobenius method of series solution about x= 0, we obtain the following indicial equation and recurrence relation: (27-1)=0 and Cn+1= 6n +r+3 n where n= 0,1,2,3,... Find the solution corresponding to the larger root of the indicial equation. Include the first three nonzero terms, use Co=1 OAY =1+ 133 OBy =x-1/2| 43 +.. Ocy=x1/2 x+ +1 133 +: +.. 19

In solving a differential equation by Frobenius method of series solution about x= 0, we obtain the following indicial equation and recurrence relation: (27-1)=0 and Cn+1= 6n +r+3 n where n= 0,1,2,3,... Find the solution corresponding to the larger root of the indicial equation. Include the first three nonzero terms, use Co=1 OAY =1+ 133 OBy =x-1/2| 43 +.. Ocy=x1/2 x+ +1 133 +: +.. 19

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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