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dydx=ex−y(ex−ey)

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ex=c.exp(ey)+ey+1
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ex=c.exp(ey)+ey1
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ey=c.exp(ex)+ex1
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Solution

The correct option is B ey=c.exp(ex)+ex1
dydx=exy(exey)

dydx=exey(exey)

eydydx=e2xexey

eydydx+exey=e2x

Put ey=v
eydydx=dvdx

eydvdx+vex=e2x
which is a linear differential eqn with v as dependent variable.
Here, P=ex;Q=e2x

Integrating factor I.F.=eexdx=eex
So, the solution of given differential eqn is
v.eex=eexe2xdx+C

Put ex=t in the above integral
exdx=dt

v.eex=ettdt+C
eyeex=tetet+C
eyeex=exeexeex+C
ey=ex1+Ceex

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