Find the only real eigenvalue of the problemx²y" - Xxy' + Xyy(1) = 0, y(2) — y' (2)-=0,1 < x <2=0,and find the corresponding eigenfunction.

Given differential equation:x2y′′−xλy′+λy=0 Boundary conditions:y(1)=0y(2)−y′(2)=0 To find the…

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Find the only real eigenvalue of the problem x²y" - Xxy' + Xy y(1) = 0, y(2) — y' (2) - = 0, 1 < x <2 = 0, and find the corresponding eigenfunction.