How Do You Solve the Differential Equation 6yy' = x?

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hello everyone, this is probably simple but its in a weird form or maybe I'm just not seeing it:
6yy' = x; y(6) = 4;

Is x = g(x) and 6 = p(x)?
or is this not an integrating factor?
 
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It's separable: 6ydy = xdx
 
wow that was easy, thank you for the fast repsonce!, i don't know why i had a brain fart there:
sqrt(x^2/6+10)
 
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