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The differential equation `(dy)/(dx)=sqrt(1-y^(2))/(y)` determines a family of circles with

A

Variable radil and fixed centre at `(0,1)`

B

Variable radii and fixed centre at `(0, -1)`

C

Fixed radius 1 and variable centres along y-axis

D

Fixed radius 1 and variable centres along y-axis

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