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find the solution of the equation ydx+xdy=xy(dy-dx)

find the solution of the equation ydx+xdy=xy(dy-dx)

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5 years ago
here divide both sides by dx then we get
y+x(dy/dx)=xy(dy/dx-1)
then divide bothsides by xy
1/x+1/y(dy/dx)=dy/dx -1
dy/dx(1/y-1)= -1-1/x
dy/dx(1- 1/y)=1+1/x
dy/dx=y(x+1)/x(y-1)

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