can someone help to try and find my mistake.
t^2y''-2ty'-4y=0 t0 f(t)=t^-1
In Problems 45 through 48, a differential equation and a non-trivial solution f are given. Find a second linearly independent solution using reduction of order.

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can someone help to try and find my mistake.
t^2y''-2ty'-4y=0  t>0  f(t)=t^-1
In Problems 45 through 48, a differential equation and a non-trivial solution f are given. Find a second linearly independent solution using reduction of order.

anonymous · Answer

http://prntscr.com/1i4drn is a picture of my work i think i did everything above the line correct as i needed the V terms to cancel and they did

anonymous · Answer

correct ans is t^4 i got t

anonymous · Answer

@zepdrix think you can find my mistake?

anonymous · Answer

never mind i found it!

zepdrix · Answer

Oh cool :) gj!

zepdrix · Answer

The reason it takes me so long to respond is:
I haven't done these problems since last semester, I can't remember how to do them.
So I have to work from the start lol XD

anonymous · Answer

i left out the 4 when i separated my equation so that must be the ^4 that's missing

zepdrix · Answer

ah :D

anonymous · Answer

its all good this stuff is ridiculous i will def forget it when im done. ill probably come to this site a lot to try and help people so i can continue to retain it as well