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Consider the homogeneous linear third order equation    A)    xy'''−xy'' + y'−y = 0 Given...

Consider the homogeneous linear third order equation

   A)    xy'''−xy'' + y'−y = 0

Given that y1(x) = e^x is a solution. Use the substitution y = u*y1 to reduce this third order equation to a homogeneous linear second order equation in the variable w = u'. You do not need to solve this second order equation.

B.)    xy''' + (1−x)y'' + xy'−y = 0.

Given that y1(x) = x is a solution. Use the substitution y = uy1 to reduce this third order equation to a homogeneous linear second order equation in the variable w = u0. You do not need to solve this second order equation.

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