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Solve the following non homogenous Cauchy-Euler equations for x > 0. a. x2y′′+3xy′−3y=3x2. b. x2y′′ −2xy′...

Solve the following non homogenous Cauchy-Euler equations for x > 0.

a. x2y′′+3xy′−3y=3x2.

b. x2y′′ −2xy′ +3y = 5x2, y(1) = 3,y′(1) = 0.

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