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y(x)=-1/14+12e^14x is this the solution to y'=14y+1
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\[y'-14y=1\] A few ways to solve this one... Easiest way (I think) is approaching this like any usual linear equation by finding the integrating factor. \[\mu(x)=e^{\int(-14)~dt}=e^{-14x}\] \[\begin{align*}e^{-14x}-14e^{-14x}y=e^{-14x}~~\iff~~y&=e^{14x}\int e^{-14x}~dx\\ &=e^{14x}\left(-\frac{1}{14}e^{-14x}+C\right)\\ &=-\frac{1}{14}+Ce^{14x} \end{align*}\] Do you have an initial condition to find \(C\)?
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