The solution of the equation xdy-ydx=sqr...

The solution of the equation `xdy-ydx=sqrt(x^2-y^2)dx` subject to the condition `y(1)=0` is (A) `y=xsin(logx)` (B) `y=x^2 sin(logx)` (C) `y=x^2(x-1)` (D) none of these

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