Use a substitution of the form y = (x − c)' to find a general solution to the given equation for x> c. 3(x − 5)² y''(x) + 13(x − 5)y'(x) − 8y(x) = 0 BELED

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Use a substitution of the form y=(x-c) to find a general solution to the given equation for x> c.
3(x - 5)²y'(x) + 13(x – 5)y'(x) − 8y(x) =0
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