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Please help me with this problem. I already done the first part.but the second one is neither separable nor linear. I have troublewith this.

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Find the general solution y(x) to the following differential equations, 4xy + (x2 + l)dy/dx = 0; x tan y/x + y - x dy/dx = 0. [Note: The ODE in (ii) is neither separable nor linear. However, it can be transformed into a separable one through a change of variables]
Show transcribed image text Find the general solution y(x) to the following differential equations, 4xy + (x2 + l)dy/dx = 0; x tan y/x + y - x dy/dx = 0. [Note: The ODE in (ii) is neither separable nor linear. However, it can be transformed into a separable one through a change of variables]

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