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franky2727
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show that y=x is one solution of the equation (1+x2)y''-2y'+2y=0 and determine a second solution
im up to the IF which i get as eintegral((2/x0-(2x/1+x2) as does my answer sheet but this when comes out as =(x2)/(1+X2) i am getting confused with how to get here as i would of thought i would i end up with logs but how do i get logs from this with a 2 and a 2x in front? step by step please someone
im up to the IF which i get as eintegral((2/x0-(2x/1+x2) as does my answer sheet but this when comes out as =(x2)/(1+X2) i am getting confused with how to get here as i would of thought i would i end up with logs but how do i get logs from this with a 2 and a 2x in front? step by step please someone