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Prove that ℒ{??(?)} = −?′(?) and by using this equation, solve the following initial value problem...

Prove that

ℒ{??(?)} = −?′(?)

and by using this equation, solve the following initial value problem

??′′ + (1 − ?)?′ + ? = 0, ?(0) = 1

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