9. 9. Determine a lower bound for the radius of convergence of the power series solution of the differ-ential equation about the given ordinary point xo.(a) (x² −2x−3)y″ +xy′+4y = 0,(b) (3-1)y"+xy=0, x0 = −2x0 = 6

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9. Determine a lower bound for the radius of convergence of the power series solution of the differ- ential equation about the given ordinary point xo. (a) (x² −2x−3)y″ +xy′+4y = 0, (b) (3-1)y"+xy=0, x0 = −2 x0 = 6