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(2xy^2+y)dx+(2y^3-x)dy=0

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I'd love your help with solving this following differential equation:

I'd love your help with solving this following differential equation:(2x3y2−y)dx+(2x2y3−x)dy=0.

I'd love your help with solving this following differential equation:(2x3y2−y)dx+(2x2y3−x)dy=0.I tried to use check if this is an exact equation and find a integration, but it didn't work. Then I tried to divide the equation by some factor and to use some kind of assignment such as z=yx, but it didn't work for me either.

I'd love your help with solving this following differential equation:(2x3y2−y)dx+(2x2y3−x)dy=0.I tried to use check if this is an exact equation and find a integration, but it didn't work. Then I tried to divide the equation by some factor and to use some kind of assignment such as z=yx, but it didn't work for me either.Any suggestions?

I'd love your help with solving this following differential equation:(2x3y2−y)dx+(2x2y3−x)dy=0.I tried to use check if this is an exact equation and find a integration, but it didn't work. Then I tried to divide the equation by some factor and to use some kind of assignment such as z=yx, but it didn't work for me either.Any suggestions?(y is a function of x)

I'd love your help with solving this following differential equation:(2x3y2−y)dx+(2x2y3−x)dy=0.I tried to use check if this is an exact equation and find a integration, but it didn't work. Then I tried to divide the equation by some factor and to use some kind of assignment such as z=yx, but it didn't work for me either.Any suggestions?(y is a function of x)Even though Julian answer is great, I wonder if there's a solution without an integration depends both on x and y.

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