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If a curve `y=f(x)` satisfy the differential equation `2x^2dy=(2xy+y^2)dx` and passes `(1,2)` the find `f(1/2)`

A

`1/(1+log_e2)`

B

`1/(1-log_e2)`

C

`1+log_(e)2`

D

`(-1)/(1-log_e2)`

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