Solved: In 11 and 12, use a substitution of the form Y =

Chapter 8, Problem 11E

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In Problems 11 and 12, use a substitution of the form $y=(x-c)^{r} $ to find a general solution to the given equation for $x>c $.

$2(x-3)^{2} y^{\prime \prime}(x)+5(x-3) y^{\prime}(x)-2 y(x)=0$

Equation Transcription:

$y=(x-c{)}^{r}$

$x>c$

$2(x-3{)}^{2}y''(x)+5(x-3)y'(x)-2y(x)=0$

Text Transcription:

y=(x-c)^r

x>c

2(x-3)2y''(x)+5(x-3)y'(x)-2y(x)=0

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