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y''− (2/ x^2)* y = 3− (2 /x^2), y(1) = 2 y'(1) = −3 Use the...

y''− (2/ x^2)* y = 3− (2 /x^2), y(1) = 2 y'(1) = −3 Use the method variation of constants to find a particular solution of the non homogeneous and then solve the ivp

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