SOLUTION: Calculus, having some trouble. Determine the General and Particular solutions of this First Order Differential equation by direct integration or by separating the variables as a

Question 851664: Calculus, having some trouble.
Determine the General and Particular solutions of this First Order Differential equation by direct integration or by separating the variables as appropriate
dx/dy= xy � x given that when y=2, x=1

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