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Transform the differential equation x2d2y/ dx2 − xdy/dx − 3y = x 1−n ln(x), x >...

Transform the differential equation x2d2y/ dx2 − xdy/dx − 3y = x 1−n ln(x), x > 0 to a linear differential equation with constant coefficients. Hence, find its complete solution using the D-operator method.

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