Show that yrcos(x²) is asoktion to: xy"-y'+4x3y =0, and then use reduction of order to fond a second lineasly indegendent solution,
Show that yrcos(x²) is asoktion to: xy"-y'+4x3y =0, and then use reduction of order to fond a second lineasly indegendent solution,
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
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Transcribed Image Text:Show that yocos(x?) is asoktion to:
xy"-y'+4x?y=o
and then use
reduction of order tD find
a 8æcond
lineasly indeperndent solution,
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