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(1 point) Given the following differential equation (x2+2y2)dxdy=1xy, (a) The coefficient functions are M(x,y)= and N(x,y)=...

(1 point) Given the following differential equation

(x2+2y2)dxdy=1xy,


(a) The coefficient functions are M(x,y)= and N(x,y)= (Please input values for both boxes.)
(b) The separable equation, using a substitution of y=ux, is
dx+ du=0 (Separate the variables with x with dx only and u with du only.) (Please input values for both boxes.)
(c) The solution, given that y(1)=3, is
x=

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I just need part C. thank you

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