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Solve the following initial value problem. x2y′′ + 19xy′ + 85y = 0, y(1) = 8, y′(1) ...
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Solve the following initial value problem. x2y′′ + 19xy′ + 85y = 0, y(1) = 8, y′(1) ...
Solve the following initial value problem.
x
2
y
′′ + 19
xy
′ + 85
y
= 0,
y
(1) = 8,
y
′
(1) = 6
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