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Solve the initial value problem. (x^2 * D^2 +xD - 4i) * y = x^3, y(1)...

Solve the initial value problem.

(x^2 * D^2 +xD - 4i) * y = x^3, y(1) = -4/5, y'(1) = 93/5

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