How Do You Solve This Complex Differential Equation?

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Homework Statement



Solve Differential equation.
x^4 y' + x^3 y + cosec(xy) =0
where ^ shows power and y' is derivative w.r.t x

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i have tried almost all methods but its failing. neither it is linear nor bernoulli i think it follows the method of M dx + Ndy = 0 . for that i have taken LCM. then for Integrating factor i apply both conditions but it fails ... i-t My-Nx/N or Ny-Mx/M ... no any single variable function... so kindly help
 
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Try the change of variables u=xy.
 
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