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hey ...........look
 
divide the whole equaion by y6
ok.......
 
we get
 
(y-6)dy/dx    +  (y-5 )/x  =   x2
 
now
 
 
put  y-5  =t
differentiating we get
 
-5y-6 dy = dt
thus writing the equation in  t form .............we  get
 
(-1/5) dt/ dx    +   t/ x     =    x2
 
now
 
 
now multipying the equaion by -5 we get
 
dt/dx   -   5 t/ x    =   -5x2
 
 
thus the equation has been converted into bernoulli form............
 
which says .....
 
dt/dx  +  Pt  =  Q
 
where P and Q should be only in form of x..............
 
therefore
 we get
 
the solution.....
 
t(IF) = [ ][ ] Q( IF) dx
 
where IF is called  integrating factor.....
 
which is e  to the power of [ ][ ] Pdx
 
 
here P = -5/x
 
thus IF= x-5
 
thus by bernoulli form.......we get
 
t x-5[ ][ ] -5x2(x-5)dx
 
we  get
 
tx-5 =  5x-2/2     +   c
 
now putting t= y-5
 
 
we get the solution
 
y-5x-5 = 5x-2/2   +  c
 
 
i think this might be the answer.........
 
if no calculation error
 
 
 
don
 
 
 

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