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(b) Solve the separable differential equation                   y'= (7e^-3x+2x^2-xcosx)/-6y^3             &nb

(b) Solve the separable differential equation

                  y'= (7e^-3x+2x^2-xcosx)/-6y^3                                             

(c) Solve the IVP

             x(1-siny)dy=(cosx-cosy-y)dx .

                             y(π/2)=0

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