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The function y1(t) = t is a solution to the equation. t2 y'' + 2ty' -...

The function y1(t) = t is a solution to the equation.

t2 y'' + 2ty' - 2y = 0, t > 0

Find another particular solution y2 so that y1 and y2 form a fundamental set of solutions. This means that, after finding a solution y2, you also need to verify that {y1, y2} is really a fundamental set of solutions.

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