Answer to Question #85443 in Calculus for Amisha

Question #85443

If y = a cos(ln x) + b sin(ln x),
Show that
x^2 yn+2 + (2n+1)x yn+1 + (n^2+1)yn =0
(yn means nth derivative of y)

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