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Solve the IVP: (14y^13 + 8x^3 +42xy^5)dy + (12x^3+24x^2y+7y^6)dx = 0, y(2)=1

Solve the IVP: (14y^13 + 8x^3 +42xy^5)dy + (12x^3+24x^2y+7y^6)dx = 0, y(2)=1

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