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Use a series centered at x0=0 to find the general solution of y"+x^2y'-2y=0. Use a series...

Use a series centered at x0=0 to find the general solution of y"+x^2y'-2y=0. Use a series centered at x0=0 to find the general solution. Write out at least 4 nonzero terms of each series corresponding to the two linearly independent solutions.

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