What was my mistake solving $y''-2y'=-2x$?

calculus integration ordinary-differential-equations

The given answer is wrong. There is no minus sign. Also the constant doesn't matter because it gets absorbed in the first term $c_1$. It is always a good idea to plug in your solution into the DE and see if it is actually a silution.

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