Solution to problem 4x²y"+17y = 0, y(1) = −1, y' (1) = - (a) y=-x cos(2 ln x) (b) y=-2x cos(2 ln x) (c) y=-x¹2 cos (2 ln x) (d) y=-2x¹2² cos (2 ln x) 12 is,
Solution to problem 4x²y"+17y = 0, y(1) = −1, y' (1) = - (a) y=-x cos(2 ln x) (b) y=-2x cos(2 ln x) (c) y=-x¹2 cos (2 ln x) (d) y=-2x¹2² cos (2 ln x) 12 is,
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