Roman C. answered 07/28/13
Masters of Education Graduate with Mathematics Expertise
x2y" + 4xy' + 2y=0
x2y" + 2xy' + 2xy' +2y = 0
(x2y')' + (2xy)' = 0
x2y' + 2xy = C1
(x2y)' = C1
x2y = C1x + C2
y = C1/x + C2/x2
Sun K.
asked 07/28/13Find the general solution of x^2*y"+4xy'+2y=0 that is valid in any interval not including the singular point.
Answer: y=c1*x^-1+c2*x^-2
y=x^a
y'=ax^(a-1)
y"=(a^2-a)(x^(a-2))
x^2((a^2-a)(x^(a-2))+4x(ax^(a-1))+2x^a=0
How would you simplify this?
Roman C. answered 07/28/13
Masters of Education Graduate with Mathematics Expertise
x2y" + 4xy' + 2y=0
x2y" + 2xy' + 2xy' +2y = 0
(x2y')' + (2xy)' = 0
x2y' + 2xy = C1
(x2y)' = C1
x2y = C1x + C2
y = C1/x + C2/x2
Matt L. answered 07/30/13
MIT/Harvard Grad for Academic Tutoring & Test Prep
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