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The differential equation obtained by eliminating the constants a and b from `xy = ae^x +be^(-x) + x^2` is

A

`xy_(2)+2y_(1)+x^(2)-xy-2=0`

B

`xy_(2)+2y_(1)=x^(2)-xy+2`

C

`xy_(1)+2y_(2)+x^(2)-xy+2=0`

D

`y_(2)=2xy`

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