First other differential equation using Method of separation variable.
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The DE can be written:

dy/y=xdx/(1+x²) which can be integrated on both sides:

ln(y)=½ln(1+x²)+C=ln(a)+ln√(1+x²)=ln(a√(1+x²) where a is a constant.

That is: y=a√(1+x²).

Now plug in (0,1):

1=a√1, so a=1 and y=√(1+x²).

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