Re: non linear first order differential equation question
Hello and welcome to MHB, talha!
First, I need to say that our goal here at MHB is to help people solve their problems, not solve it for them. You will learn more through guided effort than simply being given the solution.
Second, I suspect the exponents on $e$ are squared as follows:
We observe that we must have $y\ne0$ so multiplying the right by \(\displaystyle 1=\frac{y^{-2}}{y^{-2}}\) will not result in the loss of any trivial solution: