The general solution of the differential equation x^2D^2+4xD+2y = x^2+1/x^2
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Given question is
x2d2ydx2+4xdydx+2y=ex
Replacing
d2ydz2−dydz+4dydz+2y=eez
d2ydz2+3dydz+2y=eez
(D2+3D+2)y=eez where D=ddz
(D+1)(D+2)y=eez
To find complementary function
Auxiliary equation is
(D+1)(D+2)=0
D=−1,−2
y=Ae−z+Be−2z
=Ae−ln(x)+Be−2ln(x)
y=Ax+Bx2
To find particular integral
y=1(D+1)(D+2)⋅eez
1D−af(x)=eax∫e−axf(x)dx
So
y=1D+2(1D+1eez)
=1D+2(e−z∫ez⋅eezdz)
To solve integral put u=ez and du=ezdz
Solving
y=1D+2(e−zeez)
=e−2z∫e2z⋅eezdz
put u=ez
du=ezdz
Integral become ∫ueudu=eu(u−1)
Therefore
y=e−2z⋅eez(ez−1)
y=e−2lnxeelnx(elnx−1)
y=1x2ex(x−1)
y=ex(x−1)x2
Complete solution is
y=Ax+Bx2+ex(x−1)x2
y=Ax+B+ex(x−1)x2
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