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Prove that y=cx1+cx is the solution of differential equation (1+x2)dydx+(1+y2)=0

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y=cx1+cx
Differentiate w.r.t.x,
dydx=1(1+cx)c(cx)(1+cx)2
dydx=1cxc2+cx(1+cx)2
=(1+c2)(1+cx)2 .......(2)
From (1),
y(1+cx)=cx
c=x+y1xy
Substituting value of c in (2),
dydx=[1+(x+y1xy)2][1+(x+y)x1xy]2
=1[(1xy)2+x2+y2+2xy](1xy+x2+xy)2
=(1+x2y2+x2+y2)(1+x2)2
=(1+x2)(1+y2)(1+x2)2
=(1+y2)1+x2
dydx(1+x2)=(1+y2)
(1+x2)dydx+(1+y2)=0

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