Demmit

That makes sense, thank you!

Am I correct by saying that there is no general solution for all values for y, but only two separate solution sets: one for y=0, and one for y=/=0?

Why does it mean y never changes from zero?

When you fill in y=0 and x=0, in dy/dx don't you only  get the change in (0,0) instead of all values for x.

Since y=0 is a solution for y and since I can't fill in 0 in the my implicity solution doesn't this mean my solution is incomplete?

Yes I'm sure about y(0)=0

Part A was solve for y(0)=1

And in part B I have to solve for y(0)=0