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Solve the differential equation: a) y'= t^2y^3 / t^3+6 b) y'= x(e^x^2 +2) / 6y^2 ;...

Solve the differential equation:

a) y'= t^2y^3 / t^3+6

b) y'= x(e^x^2 +2) / 6y^2 ; y(0) =1

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