Answer to Question #66106 in Calculus for Manoj

Question #66106

The normal form of the differential equation y``-4xy``+(4x^2-1)y = -3e^x^2 sin2x is d^2v/dx^2+v =-3sin2x, where v= ye^-x^2. True or false why?

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