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USE ODE to solve the equations: a) Uxx = XY b) Uy = 2U Note: U...

USE ODE to solve the equations:

a) Uxx = XY

b) Uy = 2U

Note: U is a function of X and Y

Is there any way to rewrite it and make it a little bit.

I cant figure out , please...thank you

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