Consider the following differential equation,
xy''-7y'+9xy=0
Solve two questions below.
(d) You must now calculate the solution for the largest of the two indicial roots.
First, enter the corresponding recurrence relation below, as an equation.
Note 1: You must include an equals sign.
Note 2: You must use the symbol m as your index.
Note 3: am is entered as a(m), am+1 as a(m+1), etc.
(e) Hence enter the first three non-zero terms of the solution corresponding to the largest indicial root.
Note: The syntax for a0 and a1 is a0 and a1, respectively.
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Consider the following differential equation, xy''-7y'+9xy=0 Solve two questions below. (d) You must now cal...
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