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Let Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 be constants so that y =Q1+Q2x+Q3x^2+Q4x^3 satisfies that y(1)=1 and (1-x^2)y"-2xy'+12y=0.

Let Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 be constants so that y =Q1+Q2x+Q3x^2+Q4x^3 satisfies that y(1)=1 and (1-x^2)y"-2xy'+12y=0.

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