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solve the IVP for dy/dx+(1/x)*y=17y^4, initial condition y (1) = 1 y(x)= please break it down...

solve the IVP for

dy/dx+(1/x)*y=17y^4, initial condition y (1) = 1

y(x)=

please break it down like your explain it to a fifth grade of

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