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Consider the differential equation `y^2 dx + (x+1/y)dy =0`. If `y(1) =1`, then x is given by: (A) `1-1/y +(1/e^y)/e` (B) `4-2/y -(e^y)/e` (C) `3-1/y +(e^y)/e` (D) `1+1/y- (1/e^y)/e`

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