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Ordinary differential equations please show work for both parts A and B! A) Solve the following...

Ordinary differential equations

please show work for both parts A and B!

A) Solve the following equation. (Section 4.7)

x3y‴-6y=0

B) Write the expression for the particular solution in integral form and solve it where possible. (section 4.8)

y″-2y'+2y=cos2x

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