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in the Theory of sturm-Liouville it is said that any linear operator of second order L(y)=b_0(x)y''+b_1(x)y'+b_2(x)y...

in the Theory of sturm-Liouville it is said that any linear operator of second order L(y)=b_0(x)y''+b_1(x)y'+b_2(x)y can be write as an autoadjunt operator of Sturm-Liouville. Determine the integrant factor and write the operator in the form of Sturm-Liouville operator.
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