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Solve the DE: x^2y''-(x^2+2x)y^2+(x+2)y=0, x > 0 if you know that y=x is a solution of...
Solve the DE: x^2y''-(x^2+2x)y^2+(x+2)y=0, x > 0 if you know that y=x is a solution of this equation.
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