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Determine the type of below equations and solve it. a-)(sin(xy)+xycos(xy)+2x)dx+(x2cos(xy)+2y)dy=0 b-)(t-a)(t-b)y’-(y-c)=0     a,b,c are constant.

Determine the type of below equations and solve it.

a-)(sin(xy)+xycos(xy)+2x)dx+(x2cos(xy)+2y)dy=0

b-)(t-a)(t-b)y’-(y-c)=0     a,b,c are constant.

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