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Assuming that x>0, use the method of reduction of order to find a second solution to x^2y''?3xy'+4y=0 Given...

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Assuming that x>0, use the method of reduction of order tofind a second solution to

x^2y''?3xy'+4y=0

Given y1(x)=x^2

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