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The solution of `x^2y_1^2+xyy_1-6y^2=0` are

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`y_1=dy/dx`
`x^2y_1^2=xyy_1-6y^2=0`
`y_1=(-xypmsqrt(x^2y^2+24xy^2))/(2x^2)`
`y_1=(-xypm5xy)/(2x^2)`
`y_1=(4xy)/(2x^2),(-6xy)/(2x^2)`
`y_1=(2y)/x,(-3y)/x`
`dy/dx=(2y)/x,(-3y)/x`
`intdy/(2y)=intdx/x`
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