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which in special cases is of Bernoulli type if P(x)=0, and linear if R(x)=0. But in general each type takes a different method to solve. From now on, I'll abbreviate the coefficient functions as P,Q,R for brevity.

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The Riccati equation, on the other hand, requires a different substitution. Set v=Ry, so that v'=R'y+Ry'=R'\dfrac vR+Ry'. Then you have

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