[Step-by-Step] Solve by the Method of Frobenius at the origin (x^2-x)y''-xy'+y at x = 0. If you are careful the answer to this problem is simple and easily
Question: Solve by the Method of Frobenius at the origin \(\left( {{x}^{2}}-x \right)y''-xy'+y\) at x = 0.
If you are careful the answer to this problem is simple and easily obtained by the
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