How would I find the singular solutions of this equation:
y = $ce^{x^2}$ + $ce^{\sin x}$ (where $c$ is a constant).
It should be $x^2$ if anyone gets confused by the first part of the equation.
Would I just find the zeroes of the equation? Such as $x = 0$ & $x = n*\pi$ where $n$ is an element of the Reals?
Hope someone can help, thanks guys.