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For the differential equation (2 -x^4)y" + (2*x -4)y' + (2*x^2)y=0. Compute the recursion formula for...

For the differential equation (2 -x^4)y" + (2*x -4)y' + (2*x^2)y=0. Compute the recursion formula for the coefficients of the power series solution centered at x(0)=0 and use it to compute the first three nonzero terms of the solution with y(0)= 12 , y'(0) =0

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