(x + y − 1)dx + (2x − y)dy = 0

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Solve step-by-step the coefficients linear in two variables. Use elimination method to get the y and x. The y is equal to k and then the x is equal to h. then, let u=Wv and du=Wdv+vdW.

(x + y − 1)dx + (2x − y)dy = 0
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Can you please use these in the solution instead

x=u+h

y=v+k

dx=du

dy=dv

 

Then assume:

let u=Wv and du=Wdv+vdW.

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