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Let y=vx, then dy/dx=v+xdv/dx. The DE becomes:

x3+v3x3-3v2x3(v+xdv/dx)=0,

1+v3-3v3=3v2xdv/dx,

xdv/dx=(1-2v3)/(3v2),

(3v2/(1-2v3))dv=dx/x, integrating:

∫(3v2/(1-2v3))dv=ln(Ax) where A is a constant.

Let u=1-2v3, then du/dv=-6v2, dv=-du/6v2,

∫(3v2/u)(-du/6v2)=ln(Ax),

-½∫du/u=-½ln(u)=ln(Ax),

ln(u)=-2ln(Ax)=ln(C/x2), where C is a constant,

u=C/x2,

1-2v3=C/x2,

1-2y3/x3=C/x2,

x3-2y3=Cx, x3-2y3-Cx=0.

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