If (y(1),y(2)) are two solutions of the ...

If `(y_(1),y_(2))` are two solutions of the differential `(dy)/(dx)+p(x).y=Q(x)` Then prove that `y=y_(1)+C(y_(1)-y_(2))` is the genral solution of the equation where C is any constant. For what relation between the constant `alpha,beta` will the linear combination `alphay_(1)+betay_(2)` also be a Solution.

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