dy/dx=3x^2 Y+Y^2 /2x^3+3xy
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Let W_=W(x)
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& y=x^2•w → (1)
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Then y'
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→ x^2•w'+2wx
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The given is transformed into:
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x^2 w'
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=3x^4 w+x^4 w^2 /2x^3 +3x^3 w -2xw →
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→ x^2 w'=
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=-x(5w^2 +w) /3w +2
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And (3w+2)/w(5w+1) dw
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=-dx/x → (2)
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Now 3w+2/w(5w+1)
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_= A/W + B/5w+1
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Which gives,
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A= 2 &
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B=-7
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That is,
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That is,3w+2/w(5w+1) dw
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=2 dw/w - 7dw/5w+1
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=2dw/w -7/5 d(5w+1)/5w+1 → (3)
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From (2) and (3)
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After performing the integration we get:
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lnw^2 - 7/5 ln(5w+1)
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=c power ~ - lnx
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→ 5 lnw^2+5 lnx- ln(5w+1)^7= c power ~
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ln(w^10 X^5)+ ln(5w+1)^-7
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= c power ~
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→ Ln[w^10 X^5/(5w+1)^7]= c power ~
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W→ Y/X^2 :
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W^10 X^5_= Y^10/X^20• X^5
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=Y^10/X^15
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(5y/x^2+1)^7•e^ c power~
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→ y^10
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= x^15 •(5y+x^2)^7/x^14 •e^c power ~
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The solution then is given in implicit form as:
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Y^10 = c•x•(5y+x^2)^7
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Therefore,
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