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The solution of differential equation `(ydx+xdy)/(ydx-xdy)=(x^2e^(xy))/y^4`, satisfying y(0)=1, is

A

`x^3=3y^3(1-e^(-xy))`

B

`x^3=3y^3(-1+e^(xy))`

C

`x^3=3y^3(1-e^(xy))`

D

`x^3=3y^3(-1+e^(-xy))`

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