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\[y\text{''}[t]+2y'[t]+y[t]=0\]
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I get the first term but not the second \[y[t]=e^{-t} C[1]+e^{-t} t C[2]\]
Its because you end up with a double root when you try to solve: \[r^2+2r+1 = 0\] basically you solution is in the form: \[y(t) = (c_1+c_2t)e^{-t}\]
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