Solving Diff. Eq. to Find Solutions (1, 0)

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Homework Statement


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Solve the differenetial equation and find the all solutions through (1, 0).
y'/y^2 = 1

The Attempt at a Solution



i find one solution: 1/(1-x). But the math book says 1/(1-2x) also is a solution. How do i find this solution?

I used that ∫y-2dy = ∫1dx to find the first solution.
 
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johann1301h said:

Homework Statement


[/B]
Solve the differenetial equation and find the all solutions through (1, 0).
y'/y^2 = 1

The Attempt at a Solution



i find one solution: 1/(1-x). But the math book says 1/(1-2x) also is a solution. How do i find this solution?

I used that ∫y-2dy = ∫1dx to find the first solution.

You need to show the actual details of your solution in order for us to see where you went wrong.
 
johann1301h said:
i find one solution: 1/(1-x). But the math book says 1/(1-2x) also is a solution.
Is it really a solution? Replace it back into the original equation.
 
johann1301h said:

Homework Statement


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Solve the differenetial equation and find the all solutions through (1, 0).
y'/y^2 = 1
A solution where ##y=0## at some point? Isn't that a problem with the given differential equation?