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The solution of `(y-3x^2)dx` +xdy =0 is

A

`y(x) = sinx + 1/x^2 +C`

B

`y(x) = cosx - 1/x^2 +C`

C

`y(x) = x^2 + C/x`

D

`y(x) = sqrtx +C/x`

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C
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