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The solution of `e^(x-y) dx + e^(y-x) dy = 0` is

A

`e^(x)-e^(y)=C`

B

`e^(2x)-e^(2y)=C`

C

`e^(2x)+e^(2y)=c`

D

`e^(x)+e^(y)=C`

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B
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