Power Series Solution when initial condition is given

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This was actually like a breakthrough for me, I didn't understand why y(0) was equal to a0 and y'(0) was equal to a1 but writing it out like that made complete sense! Thank you!

Nocebonobo
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thank you so much!!! I've been looking for a video to explain this for about an hour and this was the only helpful one!!!

joenagy
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Thank you so much for this clear and precise explanation of solving the IVP. I scrambled so much for the clear explanation until I came to your video. I was able to solve the problem that seemed unsolvable from me. Hats up. Thank you so much.

mohanbhandari
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You are brilliant, this made so much more sense.

AlaricTheophilus
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I never actually understand how y(0)=a0 and y'(0)=a1 untill I saw it written like this. Thanks!

samrakhalid
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I might be late, but this video is so helpful and the explanation is clear!! thank you so much Sir!

anisnurainabintikama
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Thank you so much for this very clear and understanding explanation!

ciannabalderama
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thank you for this amazing video
my english is not good but I want to tell you I don't understand from where we get (2a2+a0)?
please tell me if you can

wafaschool
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Sir when we have to put these condition in the answer?

akshaytiwari
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what do you mean by "term shifting"?

AlexRodriguez-sobs
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Thank you sir for explaining the concept clearly.

souravbiswas
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Show that set of function
1
x,
x
      forms a basis of the differential equation x
2
y + xy – y = 0.
Obtain a particular solution when y (1) = 1, y (1) = 2.
Please solve it..🙏

asmakiran
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Sholdn't a 2nd order equation have 2 linearly independent solutions?

bobbriggs