Norwin Dole's question at Yahoo Answers about a differential equation

[Fernando Revilla]

Here is the question:

How to obtain the general solution of ye^(2x) dx = (4+e^(2x))dy?
Separation of Variables - First Order Differential Equation
Please show solutions. Thanks :D

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[Fernando Revilla]

We can solve it by separation of variables:

\dfrac{dy}{y}=\dfrac{e^{2x}\;dx}{4+e^{2x}}

Integrating both sides:

\ln |y|=\dfrac{1}{2}\ln|4+e^{2x}|+C=\ln \sqrt{4+e^{2x}}+C

Equivalently,

y=C_1\left(\sqrt{4+e^{2x}}\right).