Question

Solve xy'+y^2+y=0.

Answer 1

does a burnulli reduction work with this?

Answer 2

i see its not linear .... i have enough issues with linears :)

Answer 3

not sure if LaPlace would fit either

Answer 4

e^c/(x-e^c)

jus tnot sure how to approach it

Answer 5

I tried to move y^2+y to the other side but I don't know how to move dy to the other side also since y'=dy/dx.

Answer 6

@iambatman

Answer 7

@Nurali @ash2326 @paki

Answer 8

this is separable right ?

Answer 9

Never mind. I got it.

Answer 10

:)