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toni said:can anyone tell me...
If xf"+f'+xf = 0
Is d^n/dx^n (xf"+f'+xf) = 0 ??
cos the solution says d^n/dx^n [x(xf"+f'+f)-f] = 0...that puzzles me. --'
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