Reduction of Order
If we know one solution of a linear second-order linear differential equation, we can use the Reduction of Order technique to reduce the equation down to a first-order differential equation, even in the case where the coefficients of the second-order equation are functions of x. The technique is explained and used to solve the equation
x^2 y'' + x y' - y = 2x
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