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ode for 2(y') ^2 - (2y^2+x)y' + xy^2=0

ode for 2(y') ^2 - (2y^2+x)y' + xy^2=0

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this question is solved by method which is known as solvable for p

in this method first make quadratic equation in P and solve for P

and then solve for y to get the solution .

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