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1 + y^(2) + (x - e^(tan^(-1)y)) dy/dx = ...

`1 + y^(2) + (x - e^(tan^(-1)y)) dy/dx = 0 `

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`2 xe ^(tan ^(1)y) = e^(2tan ^(-1)y) + c`
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