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Identify the type of ODE below (ex. Separable, Linear, Exact, etc...) and then solve the initial...

Identify the type of ODE below (ex. Separable, Linear, Exact, etc...) and then solve the initial value problem using the appropriate technique (give an explicit final answer in the form "y=...")

(x2+1)(dy/dx) + 8xy = -5x, y(0) = 10

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