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The solution of the differential equation `(1+y^2)+(x-e^(tan^-1)y)` (dy)/(dx)=0,` is (1) `(x-2)=k e^(tan^-1y)` (2) `2xe^(2tan^-1y) =e^(2tan^-1y)+k` (3) `xe^(tan^-1y)=tan^-1y+k` (4) `xe^(2tan^-1y)=e^(tan^-1y)+k`

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