Two Interesting Differential Equations: y”=(y’)^2 and y’y”=y”’?

Here we will look at two interesting differential equations y”=(y’)^2 and y’y”=y”’. They look right but are they really? This video is an introduction to differential equations for calculus 2 students. We will only verify if a given function is a solution to the differential equation or not. If you would like to see how to solve them, then please see
Solving y”=(y’)^2
Solving y’*y”=y”’
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