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If y1(t)=t-1 is a solution to 2t2y''+3ty'-y=0 for all of t is greater than 0, what...

If y1(t)=t-1 is a solution to 2t2y''+3ty'-y=0 for all of t is greater than 0, what is the set of the solution?

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