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A differential equation associated to the primitive `y=a+b e^(5x)+c e^(-7x)` is (where `y_n` is `n t h` derivative w.r.t. `x)` `(a) y_3+2y_2-y_1=0( b )4y_3+5y_2-20y_1=0 (c)y_3+2y_2-35y_1=0` (d) none of these

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