Classify the following differential equations by selecting the classification given that best describes the equation. Classifications can be used more than once, and some equations may have more than one classification. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SOLVE THE EQUATIONS. ~y = 2y^3 + 4(2y^2 + Zy + 4x^2)dx + (Zxy + x)dy = 0 xydx + x"dy = ysinx
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