1. (x + y)y' = x - y3. xy = y + 2√√xy5. x(x + y)y = y(x - y)7. xy²y = x³ + y³9. x²y' = xy + y²11. (x² - y²)y= 2xy12. xyy = y® +xV4x2 +y213. xy = y + √√x² + y²14. yy' + x = √√x² + y²

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