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Solve this equation: X^2(1+4y^2)dx+3x^3ydy=0
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-3x^3y dy = x^2(1+4y^2) dx
dy/dx = [x^2(1+4y^2)]/[-3x^3(y)]
i thought i must group x to 1 side and y to the other side and integrate them?
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oops, you got me, that is what they want you to do
-3x^3y dy = x^2(1+4y^2) dx
divide both sides by -3x^3 and 1+4y^2
(y/(1+4y^2))dy=(x^2/(-3x^3))dx
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