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Fundamentals Of Differential Equations And Boundary Value Problems
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Fundamentals Of Differential Equations And Boundary Value Problems

Fundamentals Of Differential Equations And Boundary Value Problems

Book edition 9th
Author(s) R. Kent Nagle, Edward B. Saff, Arthur David Snider
Pages 616 pages
ISBN 9780321977069

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Question: Show that,28. n=0anxn+1+n=1nbnxn-1=b1+n-1[2an-1+(n+1)bn+1]xn

We showed that 2 . n=0anxn+1+n=1nbnxn-1=b1+n-1[2an-1+(n+1)bn+1]xn

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Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Power series

A power series is an infinite series of the form,n=0an(x-c)n=a0+ a1(x-c) +a2(x-c)2+.....Where,an represents the coefficient term of the nth term and c is a constant.

Step 2: Changing the index of the first term

We have to show that,

2. n=0anxn+1+n=1nbnxn-1=b1+n-1[2an-1+(n+1)bn+1]xn

Simplifying the L.H.S expression,

L.H.S =2. n=0anxn+1+n-1nbnxn-1

Now changing the index of the first term, let,

n + 1 = k

n = k -1

Then,

2 n=0anxn+1=2 k-1=0ak-1xk =2 k=0ak-1xk

The index is a dummy variable, so we can replace k with n , the first term of the L.H.S becomes , 2 k=0ak-1xk

Step 3: Changing the index of the second term

Now changing the index of the second term, let,

n - 1 = k

n = k + 1

Then,

n-1nbnxn-1=k+1=1(k+1)bk+1xk =k=0(k+1)bk+1xk

The index is a dummy variable, so we can replace k with n , the first term of the L.H.S becomes =k=0(k+1)bk+1xk

The second expression in L.H.S, starts with index 0 , in order to combine both the expressions, we will take the second expression from n=1

,2. n=0anxn+1+n=1nbnxn-1=2. n=1an-1xn+b1+ n=0(n+1)bn+1xn =b1+ n=12an-1+(n+1)bn+1xn

which is equal to the R.H.S of the given statement.

Therefore, by simplifying the L.H.S of the expression, we can prove that both the expressions are the same.

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