Find the ordinary points for the following second-order linear equations: 1. Hermite Differential Equation: y" - 2xy' + 2py = 0 2. Laguerre's Differential Equations: xy" + (1-x)y' + py = 0 3. Chebyshev's equation: (1-x²)y" - xy + p²y = 0 4. Airy's Equation: y" + p²xy = 0
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