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xy3dx+edy=0,

edy=-xy3dx,

y-3dy=-xe-x²dx.

Let u=e-x², du=-2xe-x²dx, so -xe-x²dx=du/2.

∫y-3dy=∫-xe-x²dx=½∫du.

-½y-2=½u=½(e-x²+C)=-y-2=u=e-x²+C, where C is integration constant.

y2=-1/(e-x²+C)=-e/(1+Ce).

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