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Insert K = 3 [2x+ycos(kxy)]dx+[xcos(kxy)-2y]dy=0 Describe whether the first order type: Linear or exact and solve...

Insert K = 3

[2x+ycos(kxy)]dx+[xcos(kxy)-2y]dy=0

Describe whether the first order type: Linear or exact and solve to find the general Solution.

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