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What is the differential equation of the curve ` y=ax^(2)+bx` ?

A

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

B

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

C

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

D

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

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