Question: (i) Show that if u(x) solves the Euler equation then v(t) = u(et) solves a linear, constant coefficient differential equation. (ii) Use this alternative technique

(i) Show that if u(x) solves the Euler equation
(i) Show that if u(x) solves the Euler equation
then v(t)

then v(t) = u(et) solves a linear, constant coefficient differential equation.
(ii) Use this alternative technique to solve the Euler differential equations in Exercise 7.4.11.
Exercise 7.4.11
(a) x2u" + 5xu' - 5u = 0
(b) 2x2u" - xu' - 2u = 0
(c) x2u" - u = 0
(d) x2u" + xu' - 3u = 0
(e) 3x2u" - 5xu' - 3u = 0
(f)

(i) Show that if u(x) solves the Euler equation
then v(t)

dau du du 2 du

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