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A condition for when $(a_n+b_n\Delta)(c_n+d_n\Delta)y_n = (c_n+d_n\Delta)(a_n+b_n\Delta)y_n$.

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A condition for when $(a_n+b_n\Delta)(c_n+d_n\Delta)y_n = (c_n+d_n\Delta)(a_n+b_n\Delta)y_n$.

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