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Let `y=y(x)` be the solution of the differential equation, `x((dy)/(dx))+y=xlog_e x`, `(xgt1)` if `2y(2)=log_e 4-1`, then `y(e)` is equal to: (a) `-(e/2)` (b) `-(e^2/2)` (c) `e/4` (d) `e^2/4`

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