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The general solution of the differential equation.
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\[y'' + 2y'=0\]
we can write this as: \[(D^2+2D)y=0\\ D(D+2)y=0 \] where D = differential operator. this is a homogenous DE the differential operator has the roots: 0 and -2 so, the general solution is: \[y(x)=Ae^{0x}+Be^{-2x}\\ y(x)=A+Be^{-2x} \]
thank you @electrokid
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