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solve the differential equations by series of potentials: a)y''(t)=ty(t) b)y(t)''+ty(t)'+2y(t)=0

solve the differential equations by series of potentials:

a)y''(t)=ty(t)

b)y(t)''+ty(t)'+2y(t)=0

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