Why Use the Wronskian Method for Differential Equations?

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v'+v/(1+t)=0

should i do it by vronskiyan
 
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Hi electron2! :smile:

(usually spelt "wronskian" :wink:)

Why not just do v'/v = -1/(1+t) ?
 

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