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5. Consider the homogeneous case of the linear third-order Cauchy-Euler ODE, L[y] = a3x°y" + a2x²y" + a¡xy' + aoy = 0, where {ao, a1, a2, az} are constants (a3 ± 0). Assuming solutions of the form y = xm, derive the auxiliary equation for the parameter m. The third degree polynomial should be presented in standard form (powers of m).

5. Consider the homogeneous case of the linear third-order Cauchy-Euler ODE, L[y] = a3x°y" + a2x²y" + a¡xy' + aoy = 0, where {ao, a1, a2, az} are constants (a3 ± 0). Assuming solutions of the form y = xm, derive the auxiliary equation for the parameter m. The third degree polynomial should be presented in standard form (powers of m).

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5. Consider the homogeneous case of the linear third-order Cauchy-Euler ODE, L[y] = a3x°y" + azx²y" + a1xy' + aoy = 0, where {ao, a1, a2, a3} are constants (az + 0). Assuming solutions of the form y = x", derive the auxiliary equation for the parameter m. The third degree polynomial should be presented in standard form (powers of m).
Transcribed Image Text:5. Consider the homogeneous case of the linear third-order Cauchy-Euler ODE, L[y] = a3x°y" + azx²y" + a1xy' + aoy = 0, where {ao, a1, a2, a3} are constants (az + 0). Assuming solutions of the form y = x", derive the auxiliary equation for the parameter m. The third degree polynomial should be presented in standard form (powers of m).
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