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(3x+2y)dx+2xdy=0,

2xdy+2ydx=-3xdx,

2d(xy)=-3xdx,

2xy=-3∫xdx=-3x²/2+C where C is constant of integration.

This can be written:

y=½C/x-¾x².

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