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Using Taylor series expansion method; find a series solution of the initial value problem (x2+1)d2y/dx2+xdy/dx+2xy=0 y(0)=2...

Using Taylor series expansion method; find a series solution of the initial value problem

(x2+1)d2y/dx2+xdy/dx+2xy=0 y(0)=2 y'(0)=1

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