Show that y =x/z W '(axsr) solution of Airy : differential equation y" +a2ry X> whenever W IS solution of Bessel" cquation order that is t2w" tw' (-9w = 0, [ > (Hint: After diflerentiating. substituling; and simplitying. then let t = %ax*/2)
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