Proceed as in Example 4 in Section 6.1 and find a power series solution y =Cnx" of the given linear first-order differential equation. (Give your answer in terms of co.)n = 0y' - 9y = 0y(x) = co >k = 0

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Proceed as in Example 4 in Section 6.1 and find a power series solution y = Cox of the given linear first-order differential equation. (Give your answer in terms of co.) n = 0 y' - 9y = 0 y(x) = cn