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Given the LDE : 2y''' - 5y'' + y' - 6x y = 1 + x...

Given the LDE : 2y''' - 5y'' + y' - 6x y = 1 + x lnx (1) ,

identify the Homogeneous LDE associated with (1).

Answer choices:

A) Both equations are correct .

B) None of these

C) 2y''' - 5y'' + y' - 6x y = 0

D) 2y''' - 5y'' + y' - 6x y = 1 - x lnx

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We write the form of homogeneous LDE of the given LDE.

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