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Solve the following differential equations through order reduction. (a) xy′y′′−3ln(x)((y′)2−1)=0. (b) y′′−2ln(1−x)y′=x.

Solve the following differential equations through order reduction.

(a) xy′y′′−3ln(x)((y′)2−1)=0.

(b) y′′−2ln(1−x)y′=x.

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