The differential equation dxdy - 1ax - by - c- where a- b- c are all non zero real numbers- is

The correct option is B Linear in x dxdy = ax + by + c #160; dxdy ax = by + c #160;Linear in x ...

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The differential equation $\frac{d x}{d y}$ = $\frac{1}{a x + b y + c}$ , where a, b, c are all non zero real numbers, is

Linear in y

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Linear in x

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Linear in both x and y

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Homogeneous equation

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