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Homework Statement



using the formula d\dx (x^n Jn(x))=x^n Jn-1(x)
& 2n\x Jn(x)=Jn+1(x)+Jn-1(x)

Homework Equations



prove that integral from 0 to 1 (x(1-x^2)Jdot(x) dx = 4 J1(1) - 2 Jdot (1)

The Attempt at a Solution


it's difficult one i can not answer it .
 
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First off, this is NOT a precalculus problem. Please use the Calculus & Above section for problems like this.

Second, what yave you tried? Before we can help you, you need to show a serious effort at solving it yourself.
 


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