Answer to Question #35877 in Differential Equations for Matthew Lind

Question #35877

We have a curve passing through (1,2) has the property that the length of the perpendicular drawn from the origin to the normal at any point of the curve is always equal numerically to the ordinate of the point. Please find its equation.

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