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Let dy/dx = (yQ'(x)-y^(2))/Q(x) where Q(...

Let `dy/dx = (yQ'(x)-y^(2))/Q(x)` where `Q(x)` is a specified function satisfying `Q(1) = 1and Q(4) = 1296. `
Integrating factor is -

A

`log Q (x) `

B

`1/x`

C

`Q(x)`

D

`1/(log Q(x))`

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