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Do you mean:

((x+1)/(y-1))dx-((x+1)2/(y-1)2)dy=0?

If so, dx-((x+1)/(y-1))dy =0 and dy/(y-1)=dx/(x+1).

Integrating: ln(y-1)=ln(x+1)+C or ln(A(x+1)) where C=ln(A). (A and C are constants)

Therefore, y-1=A(x+1), y=A(x+1)+1 is the solution.

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