Find the differential equation correspon...

Find the differential equation corresponding to `y=cx+c-c^(3)`, where `c` is arbitrary constant.

A

`x+y(dy)/(dx)=0`

B

`y=x(dy)/(dx)+(dy)/(dx)-("dy"/"dx")^3`

C

`y+"dy"/"dx"=0`

D

`x("dy"/"dx")^2 + "dy"/"dx"=0`

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The correct Answer is:

B

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