i see... hmmmm... now i get why I can't solve for anything... I guess I need to start all over again and restudy these type of problems and plugin "indicial equations."
Thank you very much hallsofivy!
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oh my, I think I'm starting to get this. :) thank you very much! I'll try to post my...
i think what you need to do is to subtract the whole function to 1 not a single factor to 1.
i mean:
[x^2 + y^2 ] will be your [ z ] function here
not [ x ] = [ z ]
1. Homework Statement
Find two linearly independent solutions valid for x>0
xy''+y=02. Homework Equations
well first of all, all the solutions that i get to see in the forums is interms of the euler formula.. but in the course that I am taking(advanced engineering mathematics), it is...