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The differential equation of the curve such that the ordinates of any point is equal to the corresponding subnormal at that point is

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a linear equation

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a non-homogeneous equation

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an equation with separable variable

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none of these

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The correct option is C a linear equation
The differential equation of the curve such that the ordinate of the any point is equal to the corresponding subnormal at that point is a linear equation.

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