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Solve the 2nd Order Differential Equation using METHOD OF REDUCTION Please don't skip steps! (x-1)y"-xy'+y=0 x>1...

Solve the 2nd Order Differential Equation using METHOD OF REDUCTION

Please don't skip steps!

(x-1)y"-xy'+y=0 x>1 y1(x)=x

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