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Given each of the equations below, find dy/dx: (a)x^2y=x^2+y^2 (b) (x+1)/x= 1−xy (c) siny=x^2−1

Given each of the equations below, find dy/dx:

(a)x^2y=x^2+y^2

(b) (x+1)/x= 1−xy

(c) siny=x^2−1

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