Without solving the equation (x+3)y" + -4Y' – Y= 0, we may conclude that the solution y = E an x" has radius of convergence %3D n=0
Without solving the equation (x+3)y" + -4Y' – Y= 0, we may conclude that the solution y = E an x" has radius of convergence %3D n=0
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Without solving the equation (x + 3)y" + 4y' – y = 0, we may
x-4
conclude that the solution y =
> an x" has radius of convergence
n=0
OR< 4
None of these
R=∞
%3D
OR< 3
OR> 3
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