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The solution of the differential equation `xdy + ydx-sqrt(1-x^2y^2) dx = 0` is (A) `sin^-1(xy)=C-x` (B) `xy=sin(x+c)` (C) `log(1-x^2y^2)=x+c` (D) `y=xsinx+c`

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