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= Solution

For $F(x,y)=e^{xy}+y\ln x-x^2$, the real domain has $x>0$. Its <partial derivatives> are $F_x=ye^{xy}+y/x-2x$ and $F_y=xe^{xy}+\ln x$. At $(1,0)$ they equal $-2$ and $1$, respectively. Thus <implicit differentiation> gives $y'=2$, and the <tangent line> is
$$
\boxed{y=2(x-1).}
$$

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