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On an interval with x=−1, an integrating factor is (x+1)−2. Multiplication gives
dxd​((x+1)2y​)=x+1.
(1)
Integration therefore yields
y=21​(x+1)4+C(x+1)2.​
(2)
The polynomial formula has a smooth continuation at x=−1, but the original coefficient 2/(x+1) is undefined there. Solution intervals for the stated equation must avoid that point, and the constants on its two sides need not agree.

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