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A one parameter family (with parameter cc) of solutions to the problem y′=y−y^2 is y=1/(1+ce−x) Find...

A one parameter family (with parameter cc) of solutions to the problem

y′=y−y^2

is y=1/(1+ce−x)

Find c so that y(−2)=−3

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