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Solve the IVP: , y(0)=3. 2) Solve the DE: . y' = xy^2/ (x^2 +1)

Solve the IVP: , y(0)=3.

2) Solve the DE: . y' = xy^2/ (x^2 +1)

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Using substitution method we solve the given differential equation.

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