The family of curves y = e^(a sinx) whe...

The family of curves `y = e^(a sinx) ` where a is an arbitrary constant , is represented by the differential equation

A

`log y =tan x "dy"/"dx"`

B

`y log y =tan x "dy"/"dx"`

C

`y log y = sin x "dy"/"dx"`

D

`log y = cos x (dy)/(dx)`

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The correct Answer is:

B

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