Solve the differential equation xyª) +6 y" = 0. ,(4) First convert this equation to a Cauchy-Euler equation by multiplying by a suitable power of x .

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Solve the differential equation xy) +6y" = 0.
,(4)
First convert this equation to a Cauchy-Euler equation by multiplying by a suitable power of x .
Transcribed Image Text:Solve the differential equation xy) +6y" = 0. ,(4) First convert this equation to a Cauchy-Euler equation by multiplying by a suitable power of x .
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