Use Abel's identity to find the Wronskian

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Is my answer correct ?
 

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Mark44 said:
It looks like you lost the minus sign in the second line that starts with W(x)
##P(x) = -4x^2##
##W(x) = C exp( - ∫ P(x) dx )##
##W(x) = C exp ( - ∫ - 4x^2 dx)##
##= C exp (∫ 4x^2 dx)##