Question: The point x = 0 is a regular singular point of the given differential equation. 4 xy ^ ( ' ' ) - y ^

The point x=0 is a regular singular point of the given differential equation.
4xy^('')-y^(')+4y=0
Show that the indicial roots r of the singularity do not differ by an integer. (List the indicial roots below as a comma-separated list.)
r=
Use the method of Frobenius to obtain two linearly independent series solutions about x=00,\infty y=C_(1)x^((5)/(4))(1+4x-(8x^(2))/(3)+(32x^(3))/(63)+dots)+C_(2)(1-(4x)/(9)+(8x^(2))/(117)-(32x^(3))/(5967)+dots)
y=C_(1)x^((5)/(4))(1-4x+(8x^(2))/(5)-(32x^(3))/(135)+dots)+C_(2)(1-(4x)/(7)+(8x^(2))/(77)-(32x^(3))/(3465)+dots)
y=C_(1)(1-x+(x^(2))/(4)-(x^(3))/(36)+dots)+C_(2)x^((5)/(4))(1-x+(x^(2))/(4)-(x^(3))/(36)+dots)
y=C_(1)(1+4x-(8x^(2))/(3)+(32x^(3))/(63)+dots)+C_(2)x^((5)/(4))(1-(4x)/(9)+(8x^(2))/(117)-(32x^(3))/(5967)+dots)
y=C_(1)(1-4x+(8x^(2))/(5)-(32x^(3))/(135)+dots)+C_(2)x^((5)/(4))(1-(4x)/(7)+(8x^(2))/(77)-(32x^(3))/(3465)+dots)
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