Show that the two linearly independent solutions of xy" – y + xy = 0, x > 0 can %3D be obtained as xJ1(x) and xY1(x) by making a suitable substitution of the dependent variable y. Here J1(x) and Y1(x) are, respectively, Bessel function of first kind and second kind of order 1.

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Do question number 3
2. Find the complete solution of the differential equation (D – a)°y = a", where a and b are
positive integers and D stands for the operator d/d.x.
3. Show that the two linearly independent solutions of xy" –- y + xy = 0,
x > 0 can
be obtained as xJ(x) and xY1(x) by making a suitable substitution of the dependent
variable y. Here J1(x) and Y1(x) are, respectively, Bessel function of first kind and second
kind of order 1.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Find the complete solution of the differential equation (D – a)°y = a", where a and b are positive integers and D stands for the operator d/d.x. 3. Show that the two linearly independent solutions of xy" –- y + xy = 0, x > 0 can be obtained as xJ(x) and xY1(x) by making a suitable substitution of the dependent variable y. Here J1(x) and Y1(x) are, respectively, Bessel function of first kind and second kind of order 1.
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