Suppose that x 0 is a regular singular point of the differential equation x²y"-x(x+3)y' + (x+ 3)y = 0 Then, the indicial roots are: T1 = 0, and r n = 1, and r, = 2. O This option O This option = 1, and r, = 3 = 1, and r, = 2

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Suppose that x = 0 is a regular singular point of the differential equation
x²y"-x(x +3)y +(x+3)y = 0
Then, the indicial roots are:
T = 0, and r, =
n = 1, and r, =
This option
O This option
1= 1, and r, = 3
= 1, and r, = 2
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that x = 0 is a regular singular point of the differential equation x²y"-x(x +3)y +(x+3)y = 0 Then, the indicial roots are: T = 0, and r, = n = 1, and r, = This option O This option 1= 1, and r, = 3 = 1, and r, = 2
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