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(dy)/(dx)+(sqrt((x^(2)-1)(y^(2)-1)))/(xy...

`(dy)/(dx)+(sqrt((x^(2)-1)(y^(2)-1)))/(xy)=0`

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`sqrt(x^(2)-1)+sqrt(y^(2)-1)-sec^(-1)x=c`
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