Very Difficulty Differential Equation

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Very Difficulty Differential Equation ...

(x+y)dx + xy dy=0 .

Please Solve This Problem ?
 
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kamdad said:
(x+y)dx + xy dy=0 .

Please Solve This Problem ?

You need to show your attempt(s) at a solution before we can help you. Please follow the template that is provided when you create a thread.
 


Adding to what Dembadon said, we provide help, but we don't do the work for you. You can see the Rules by clicking the Rules menu item near the top of the page, especially the section titled Homework Help.
 

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