
George C. answered 07/06/13
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Humboldt State and Georgetown graduate
dx/dy + 2x - (1/y)e^(-2y) = 0
dx/dy + 2x = (1/y)e^(-2y)
x' + 2x = (1/y)e^(-2y)
I.F. = e^2y
x = (e^-2y) ∫ dy/y
x = (e^-2y) [ln y + c]
The trick is to integrate wrt y rather than x