2. The differential equation x^2y'' - xy' + y = 0 has the general solution y = c1x + c2x ln x on the interval (0, ?). Find the particular solution to the IVP with y(1) = 3 and y'(1) = -1. [6 points] 3. Show that each differential equation is separable. Do not actually solve the equations. [10 points total] a. dy/dx = (x^2y - 4y) / (x + 2) b. dy/dx = e^{y-x} sec y (1 + x^2)
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