Find the power series in x-xo?

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Homework Statement


Find the power series in x-x0 for the general solution of y"-y=0; x0=3.

Homework Equations


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The Attempt at a Solution


I'll post my work by uploading it.
 
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This is my work.
 

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Math10 said:

Homework Statement


Find the power series in x-x0 for the general solution of y"-y=0; x0=3.

Homework Equations


None.

The Attempt at a Solution


I'll post my work by uploading it.

Don't bother; most helpers will not read it. If you want help the safest way is to type out the solution, which is the PF standard, anyway.
 
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