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For each of the following differential equations, verify that the accompanying function is a solution in the domain mentioned ( `A, B in R`: parameters)
(i) `xy'=y(x in R \\{0}):Ax(x in R\\{0})`
(ii) `x^(3)y''=1(x in R \\{0}):(1)/(2x)+Ax+B(x in R \\{0})`.

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