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  • 13-07-2019
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Find the first 2 terms of each of two power series solutions: y" + x^2 y'+ xy = 0

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LammettHash LammettHash
  • 16-07-2019

Apparently this solution is too long for posting, so I've written it elsewhere and am attaching screenshots of it.

The first four terms of each solution are

[tex]1-\dfrac23x^3+\dfrac5{36}x^6-\dfrac{10}{567}x^9[/tex]

and

[tex]x-\dfrac1{24}x^4+\dfrac1{315}x^7-\dfrac7{32,400}x^{10}[/tex]

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