Separate the following PDE as much as possible

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Could you tell me is there something specific that I need to the with sin(xy)? Thanks
 

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kuruman said:
You can proceed with the method of separating variables and divide both sides by ##\alpha(x) \beta(y)##. Does it look like this equation is separable?
Yeah it seems like this is not a separable equation :(