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Homework Statement
Finding the general solution of y'= (2y^2)/e^x
and the particular given that y(0) = 0
The Attempt at a Solution
I separate variables etc. to get y = -1/(2c-2e^(-x)) where c is the constant. The problem then is obtaining the particular solution. If I substitute y and x for 0 i am left with 0= -1/(2c-2) which is unsolvable. what am i doing wrong ?