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Using the methods described in section 6.1, find a power series solution in powers of x (that is, about Xo = 0) for the differentialequation: y" + (x3 – x)y' – 2y = 0 Your final answershould contain at least the first three nonzero terms of each of the two linearly independent power series that comprise your general solution. (i.e. In your final answer, you should list the terms up through the power of x5 and all coefficients should be expressed in terms of two constants, co and c1.)

Using the methods described in section 6.1, find a power series solution in powers of x (that is, about Xo = 0) for the differentialequation: y" + (x3 – x)y' – 2y = 0 Your final answershould contain at least the first three nonzero terms of each of the two linearly independent power series that comprise your general solution. (i.e. In your final answer, you should list the terms up through the power of x5 and all coefficients should be expressed in terms of two constants, co and c1.)

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Using the methods described in section 6.1, find a powerseries solution in powers of x (that is, about xo = 0) for the differentialequation: y" + (x3 – x)y' – 2y = 0 Your final answershould contain at least the first three nonzero terms of each of the two linearly independent powerseries that comprise your general solution. (i.e. In your final answer, you should list the terms up through the powerof x5 and all coefficients should be expressed in terms of two constants, co and c1.)
Transcribed Image Text:Using the methods described in section 6.1, find a powerseries solution in powers of x (that is, about xo = 0) for the differentialequation: y" + (x3 – x)y' – 2y = 0 Your final answershould contain at least the first three nonzero terms of each of the two linearly independent powerseries that comprise your general solution. (i.e. In your final answer, you should list the terms up through the powerof x5 and all coefficients should be expressed in terms of two constants, co and c1.)
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