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(y2 − 2xy) dx = (x2 − 2xy) dy

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We have,y2-2xy dx=x2-2xy dydydx=y2-2xyx2-2xyThis is a homogeneous differential equation.Putting y=vx and dydx=v+xdvdx, we get v+xdvdx=v2x2-2vx2x2-2vx2v+xdvdx=v2-2v1-2vxdvdx=3v2-3v1-2v1-2v3v2-3vdv=1xdxIntegrating both sides, we get1-2v3v2-3vdv=1xdx-2v-13v2-3vdv=1xdx-136v-33v2-3vdv=1xdxPutting 3v2-3v=t6v-3 dv=dt-131tdt=1xdx-13log t=log x+log CSubstituting the value of t, we get-13log 3v2-3v=log x+log C-13log v2-v-13log3=log x+log C-13log v2-v=log x+log C-13log3-13log v2-v=log x+log C1 where, log C1=log C-13log3Substituting the value of v, we get-13log yx2-yx=log x+log C1-13log y2x2-yx=log C1xlog y2-xyx2=-3log C1xlog y2-xyx2=log 1C13x3y2-xyx2=1C13x3xy2-x2y=1C13x2y-xy2=-1C13x2y-xy2=K where, log K=-1C13

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