73. y" + 3xy' + 3y = 0.ANS.(-3)*x24y = ao[1.a [1 + £ ( − 3x²x²³²] + a₁ [x + EΣ2kk!(-3)*x²k+13-5-7-(2k + 1).valid for all finite x.

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73. y" + 3xy' + 3y = 0. (-3)*x²47 y = a[1 + 2 (-34 x²] + a ₁ x + 2 ₁ 3.-5.-7. (2k + 1) ! ANS. (-3)*x²k+1 13-5-7-(2k ² 2kk! A-1 valid for all finite x.

73. y" + 3xy' + 3y = 0. (-3)x²47 y = a[1 + 2 (-34 x²] + a ₁ x + 2 ₁ 3.-5.-7. (2k + 1) ! ANS. (-3)x²k+1 13-5-7-(2k ² 2kk! A-1 valid for all finite x.