Use (20) in Section 6.4. +1-20 y² + (6²c²x²c-24 0²-p²c²y = 0, )y pzo (20) X Find the general solution of the given differential equation on (0, ∞). (The definitions of various Bessel functions are given here.) xy" - Sy' + xy = 0 y(x) = x[C₁³₁(x³) + C₁₂Y₁(x³)] Oy(x)=x[C₁₂(3x) + C₂Y₁(3x)] Oy(x) = x³[C₁J₁(x) + C₂³_₁(x)] Oy(x) = x³[C₁J₂(x) + C₂Y3(x)] O y(x) = x³[C₁₂(x) + C₂_3(x)] Need Help? Read It x
Use (20) in Section 6.4. +1-20 y² + (6²c²x²c-24 0²-p²c²y = 0, )y pzo (20) X Find the general solution of the given differential equation on (0, ∞). (The definitions of various Bessel functions are given here.) xy" - Sy' + xy = 0 y(x) = x[C₁³₁(x³) + C₁₂Y₁(x³)] Oy(x)=x[C₁₂(3x) + C₂Y₁(3x)] Oy(x) = x³[C₁J₁(x) + C₂³_₁(x)] Oy(x) = x³[C₁J₂(x) + C₂Y3(x)] O y(x) = x³[C₁₂(x) + C₂_3(x)] Need Help? Read It x
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![Use (20) in Section 6.4.
- 2a
2
y" +
· 1 = 2³ y² + (b²c²x²c - 2 + a² - p²c² ) y =
-y'
0,
X
p≥ 0
Need Help? Read It
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Find the general solution of the given differential equation on (0, ∞). (The definitions of various Bessel functions are given here.)
xy" – 5y' + xy = 0
! y(x) = x[C₁J₁(x³) + C₂Y₁(x³)]
y(x) = x[C₁J₁(3x) + C₂Y₁(3x)]
y(x) = x³ [C₁J₁(x) + C₂J_1(x)]
y(x) = x³[C₁J3(x) + C₂Y 3(x)]
y(x) = x³[C₁J3(x) + C₂J_3(x)]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fb159ea24-ec33-411b-93d6-19afb03ffa76%2Fbc3d7c6d-79d0-4947-83fb-68d997df0e26%2Fgf4ocoh_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Use (20) in Section 6.4.
- 2a
2
y" +
· 1 = 2³ y² + (b²c²x²c - 2 + a² - p²c² ) y =
-y'
0,
X
p≥ 0
Need Help? Read It
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Find the general solution of the given differential equation on (0, ∞). (The definitions of various Bessel functions are given here.)
xy" – 5y' + xy = 0
! y(x) = x[C₁J₁(x³) + C₂Y₁(x³)]
y(x) = x[C₁J₁(3x) + C₂Y₁(3x)]
y(x) = x³ [C₁J₁(x) + C₂J_1(x)]
y(x) = x³[C₁J3(x) + C₂Y 3(x)]
y(x) = x³[C₁J3(x) + C₂J_3(x)]
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