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Find the general solution for exp(y)dx + (2x exp(y) - 1)dy = 0. Hint: if you treat z as a function of y, the equation is linear, i.e. it has an integrating factor that is a function of y alone.
Find the general solution for exp(y)dx + (2x exp(y) - 1)dy = 0. Hint: if you treat z as a function of y, the equation is linear, i.e. it has an integrating factor that is a function of y alone.
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