Problem: Find the general solution to the following differential equation:

x y' +x = ycos(1/x)

I assume that you do separation of variables here:

x(dy/dx) +x = ycos(1/x)
xdy+x = (ycos(1/x)) dx
....?

I'm stuck on how to simplify this.
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