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Find the appropriate series solutions about the origin. for 2x(x+2)y''+y'-xy

Find the appropriate series solutions about the origin.

for 2x(x+2)y''+y'-xy

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We can cross check this solution by putting this in the main differential equation and just check the first 3-4 terms . Please provide a feedback and rating if you are satisfied with this solution.


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