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(dy)/(dx)=(sinx+xcosx)/(y(1+2logy)) A) ...

`(dy)/(dx)=(sinx+xcosx)/(y(1+2logy))` A) `xcos x=y^(2)logy+c` B) `xlogy=y^(2)sinx+c` C) `x sin x=y^(2)logy+c` D)`y sin y =x^(2)logx+c`

A

`xcos x=y^(2)logy+c`

B

`xlogy=y^(2)sinx+c`

C

`x sin x=y^(2)logy+c`

D

`y sin y =x^(2)logx+c`

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