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I have attached six problems (the odd ones from my textbook) that I need assistance with solving. I have no idea how to approach these problems. My professor has assigned the even for homework. I thought if I could see how the odd were worked, I would be able to follow the examples to do the even. Thank you for your assistance.

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We solve several problems involving the Cauchy-Euler differential equation.

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