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Hello everyone, in this problem we are given with the differential equation y' ' plus 4xy to be equal to 0 and it is given that it has two linearly independent solutions.
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The first one as y1 to be equal to 1 plus a3x3 plus a6x6 plus and so on and another be y2.
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So now let us first solve for y1 by finding the values of a3 and a6 and with the value of y2 we can solve for b4 and b7.
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So now differentiating this equation y1 to be y1 ' so we get this value to be 3a3x square plus 6a6x power 5 plus and so on.
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Now again differentiating we have y1' ' to be equal to 6a3x plus 30a6x power 4 plus and so on.
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Now substituting the value of y1' ' and y ' in equation 1 so we have the equation 1 will become 6a3x plus 30a6x power 4 plus and so on plus 4x y1 ' sorry y1 to be equal to 1 plus a3x3 plus a6x power 6 plus and so on to be equal to 0.
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So now simplifying this we have this value to be 6a3 plus 4 of x plus 30a6 plus 4a3 of x power 4 and so on to be equal to 0.
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So now equating the coefficients of x and x power 4 on both sides so we have 6a3 plus 4 to be equal to 0 so from this we get the value of a3 to be equal to minus 2 by 3 and 3a6 plus 4a3 to be equal to 0 so from this we get 3a6 to be equal to minus 4a3.
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Now substituting the value of a3 to be minus 4 multiplied by minus 2 by 3 so we get this value to be 8 by 3 so from this we get the value of a6 to be 8 by 9.
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So here these are the required values of a3 and a6.
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Now let us have this another solution y2 to be x plus b1 x power 4 sorry this b4 x power 4 plus b7 x power 7 plus and so on is linearly independent...