solve x^2*(d^2(y)/dx^2-2*(y/x)=x+(1/x^2)

solve x*(d^2y/dx^2)-2*(y/x)=x+(1/x^2)
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The way you typed up the problem is unclear. If you could retype it I could solve it, but otherwise I could be working with the wrong problem and give you the wrong answer.
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