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2::::Differential equations:::power series:::: can someone help me solve this please!!

Thanks in advanc

Find the first five nonzero terms in the solution of the given initial value problem. y?? - xy? - y = 0, y(0) = 13, y?(0) = 5 y=

Solution

given differntial equation is

y\'\'-xy\'-y=0 such that y(0)=13,y\'(0)=5

since its a power series, its solution is given by

y(x)== C0 + C1(x ? 1) + ((C0 + C1) /2) (x ? 1)2 + ((C0 + 3C1)/ 6) (x ? 1)3 + ((2C0 + 3C1) /12) (x ? 1)4 + . . .

y(0)=13

y\'(0)=5

y\'\'=xy\'+y

y\'\'\'=xy\'\'+y\'+y\'=xy\'\'+2y\'

y\'\'\'\'=xy\'\'\'+y\'\'+2y\'\'=xy\'\'\'+3y\'\'

so

y\'\'(0)=13

y\'\'\'(0)=10

y\'\'\'\'(0)=39

y(x)== 13 + 5(x ? 1) + 13 (x ? 1)2 + 10 (x ? 1)3 + 39 (x ? 1)4 + . . .

2::::Differential equations:::power series:::: can someone help me solve this please!! Thanks in advanc Find the first five nonzero terms in the solution of the

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