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Use the power series method to obtain power series solutions about the given point. a. y′...

Use the power series method to obtain power series solutions about the given point.

a. y′ = y−x, y(0) = 2, x0 = 0.

b. (1+x)y′(x) = py(x), x0 = 0.

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