Help to reduce solution of differential equation: dy/dx=(xy+y)/(x+xy)

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The discussion focuses on solving the differential equation dy/dx=(xy+y)/(x+xy). The solution involves the equation ln(y) + y = ln(x) + x + C, where C is a constant. To express y explicitly, the Lambert W-function is required, or alternatively, local solutions can be pursued for specific cases.

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Homework Statement
I have found this solution but I would like to solve for "Y" to write its general solution.

ln(y) +y = ln(x) + x +C
Relevant Equations
ln(y) +y = ln(x) + x +C
y=?
ln(y) +y = ln(x) + x +C
y=?
 
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