The difference equation generated by y=a/x+b
given: y = "\\frac{a}{x}" + b
differentiating y with respect to x we get,
y' = -"\\frac{a}{x^2}"
again differentiating y' with respect to x we get,
y'' = "\\frac{2a}{x^3}"
"\\implies" a = "\\frac{y'' x^3}{2}"
putting this value of a in y' we get,
y' = -"\\frac{1}{x^2}" "\\cdot" "\\frac{y'' x^3}{2}"
"\\implies" y' = -"\\frac{y'' x}{2}"
"\\implies" 2y' + y''"\\cdot" x = 0
thus the above equation is the differential equation of given y.
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