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Solve the equation
(12 x^(5)y+12 x^(6)y-3 y^(5) -18x y^(5)) dx + (2 x^(6)-15x y^(6) )dy=0 leaving your answer in implicit form.

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\underbrace{(12x^5y+12x^6y-3y^5-18xy^5)}_M\,\mathrm dx+\underbrace{(2x^6-15xy^4)}_N\,\mathrm dy=0


M_y=12x^5+12x^6-15y^4-90xy^4

N_x=12x^5-15y^4


-\frac{N_x-M_y}N=6\implies\mu(x)=\exp\left(\displaystyle\int6\,\mathrm dx\right)=e^(6x)


\underbrace{(12x^5y+12x^6y-3y^5-18xy^5)e^(6x)}_(\mu M)\,\mathrm dx+\underbrace{(2x^6-15xy^4)e^(6x)}_(\mu N)\,\mathrm dy=0

You can verify that the partial derivatives are equal.


F_x=\mu M

F=(2x^6y-3xy^5)e^(6x)+f(y)


F_y=\mu N

(2x^6-15xy^4)e^(6x)+f'(y)=(2x^6-15xy^4)e^(6x)

f'(y)=0

\implies f(y)=C


\implies F(x,y)=(2x^6y-3xy^5)e^(6x)=C
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