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    given equation is 4xy''+2y'+y=0

    convert this equation into standard form


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    now we sove this equation by Frobenious method View all solutions

    the solution of system be

    now substitue these values into the given equation

    for the expression to be zero each power of x should vanish


    for all c
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    is lowest order non vanishing coefficient by de nition putting n=-1 we get

    we know that a0 cannot be zero therefore

    thus c=0 and c=1/2

    now the genral equation is

    now we have two cases c=0 and c=1/2

    for c=0

    now for n=0

    n=1

    continuing we get

    thus solution is

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    now case two

    c=1/2

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    whem n=0

    for n=1

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    thus general soution is

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