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Show that if two solutions of a second order homogeneous differential equation with continuous coefficients on...

Show that if two solutions of a second order homogeneous differential equation with continuous coefficients on I have a common zero then all their zeros are in common

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  3. Remember that in the result that Wronskian is zero implies y1 , y2 are linearly dependent holds true only when these are solutions of a homogenous second order differential equation with continuous coefficients.
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