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The differential equation which represents the family of curves `y=c_(1)e^(c_(2^(x)` where `c_(1)andc_(2)` are arbitary constants is

A

`y'=y^(2)`

B

y''=y'y

C

yy''=y'

D

`yy''=(y')^(2)`

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