Use (18) in Section 6.4.x²y" + xy' - (x²x² + v²)y=0 (18)Find the general solution of the given differential equation on (0, ∞). (The definitions of various Bessel functions are given here.)x²y" + xy' - (16x² + 2y = 0O y(x) = C₁J4(9x/4) + C₂Y4(9x/4)y(x) = C₁J3/2(4x) + C₂³-3/2(4x)O y(x) = C₁J4(3x/2) + C₂Y4(3x/2)O y(x) = C₁13/2(4x) + C₂K3/2(4x)O y(x) = C₁J9/4(4x) + C₂-9/4(4x)

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