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y(x) is a continuously decreasing function.
it has neither a maxima nor a minima and hence, may be a hyperbola
is that the solution?
no i am telling that the function y is 1/(x+c)
haha then that must be the solution of your differential equation!!!!
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in fact, it is.
your question asks us about the properties of the solution without actually "finding" it. and that is what I did!
my second guess is also correct! look above.
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