The solution of the differential equatio...

The solution of the differential equation `xdy=(tan y+(e^(1)//x^(2))/(x)secy)dx` is (where C is the constant of integration)

A

`sin y=e^((1)/(x^(2)))+c`

B

`(2siny)/(x)+e^((1)/(x^(2)))=C`

C

`(siny)/(x)-e^((1)/(x^(2)))=C`

D

`siny-xe^((1)/(x^(2)))=C`

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B

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