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The differential equation of all circle in the first quadrant touch the coordinate is
(a) `(x-y)^(2)(1+y')^(2)=(x+yy')^(2)`
(b) `(x-y)^(2)(1+y')^(2)=(x+y')^(2)`
( c ) `(x-y)^(2)(1+y')=(x+yy')^(2)`
(d) None of these

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