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Use the method for solving Bernoulli equations to solve the following differential equation. (dy/dx)+4y=( (e^(x))*(y^(-2)) )...

Use the method for solving Bernoulli equations to solve the following differential equation.

(dy/dx)+4y=( (e^(x))*(y^(-2)) )

Ignoring lost solutions, if any, the general solution y= ______(answer)__________
(Type an expression using x as the variable)

THIS PROBLEM IS A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS PROBLEM. Only people proficient in differential equations should attempt to solve. Please write clearly and legibly. I must be able to CLEARLY read your solution and final answer. CIRCLE YOUR FINAL ANSWER.

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