Solve Integral & Bernoulli Diff Equation: Step-by-Step Guide

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I was studying on the differential equations and I got stuck now at an integral after all I've transformed the Bernoulli Differential Equation into First-order Linear ODE.

Where I'm stuck on: \int\frac{e^{2x}}{x^2}\,dx=?

And the Bernoulli Differential Equation is: xy'+y-y^2e^(2x)=0,\ \ y(1)=2\ \rightarrow\ y(x)=?

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