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The solution of diferential equation `(d^(2)y)/(dx ^(2)) =(dy)/(dx), y (0)=3 and y'(0)=2:`

A

is a periodic function

B

approaches to zero as `x to -oo`

C

has an asymptote parallel to x-axis

D

has an asymptote parallel to y-axis

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C
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