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Solve the Initial-Value Problem ( - 1)

Question 80

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Solve the initial-value problem ( Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    - 1) Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    + x Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    - y = 0, y(0) = 1, Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    (0) = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x.


A) 1 - Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +
B) 1 - Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +
C) 1 - Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +
D) 1 + Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +
E) 1 + Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +    Solve the initial-value problem (   - 1)    + x   - y = 0, y(0)  = 1,   (0)  = 0 in the form of a power series in powers of x. A)  1 -     B)  1 -     C)  1 -     D)  1 +     E)  1 +

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