Power Series Solution for y'-2y'+y=x, y(0)=0, y'(0)=1

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ODEs: Find the first four terms of the power series solution to the IVP y"-2y'+y=x, y(0)=0, y'(0)=1. To check our answer, we find the solution using the annihilator method and expand the exponential terms into power series.
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Wish can skip this in school.
 Too much brain energy drained.

Channel
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@ghostly65 I definitely can. What did you have in mind? The full power series for that function is a mess. Not impossible though. - Bob

MathDoctorBob
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I pretty much just want to see a general way for doing power series in multiple variables. I saw the series on wolframalpha but would like to understand how it is done. Then what I want to do with that series is integrate indefinately three times. The triple integral of z^(y^x) dx dy dz was given to me as a challenge by a friend but i think it would be a lot easier with the power series.

ghostly
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could you do a video for doing power series of multivariable functions specifically z^(y^x)?

ghostly
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What if you have y''+3xy'-y=0, initial conditions y(0)=2 and y'(0)=0? I'm getting strange results

kurtrenner