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The differential equation of the family of curves `y=A(x+B)^2` after eliminating `A` and `B` is (A) `yy\'\'=y\'^2` (B) `2yy\'\'=y\'-y` (C) `2yy\'\'=y\'+y` (D) `2yy\'\'=y\'^2`

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