
Esther K. answered 07/25/23
UCSB Student Proficient in Calculus
J''(0)=-0.5

Seung hyun H.
Thank you so much!07/28/23
Seung hyun H.
asked 07/25/23The Bessel function of order 0, y=J(x), satisfies the differential equation xy''+y'+xy=0 for all values of x and its value at 0 is J(0)= 1
Find j''(0) by using implicit differentiation
I got this for 0, but it was false. I want to know the process and answer of this as soon as possible.
Esther K. answered 07/25/23
UCSB Student Proficient in Calculus
J''(0)=-0.5
Seung hyun H.
Thank you so much!07/28/23
Yefim S. answered 07/25/23
Math Tutor with Experience
By taking x = 0 w get y'(0) =0.
Now we differentiate our equation: xy''' + y'' + y'' + y + xy' = 0; at x = 0 we get : 2y'(0)' + 1 = 0; y''(0) = - 1/2
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Esther K.
Actually didn’t have to solve for J’(0)..07/25/23