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The solution of xdy+ydx+2x^(3)dx=0 is...

The solution of `xdy+ydx+2x^(3)dx=0` is

A

`xy+x^(4)=c`

B

`xy+(1)/(2)x^(4)=c`

C

`(x^(2))/(y)+(x^(4))/(4)=c`

D

None of these

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