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The general solution of the differential equation dydx+y g' (x) = g (x) g' (x), where g (x) is a given function of x, is
(a) g (x) + log {1 + y + g (x)} = C
(b) g (x) + log {1 + y − g (x)} = C
(c) g (x) − log {1 + y − g (x)} = C
(d) none of these

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(b) g (x) + log {1 + y − g (x)} = C


We have,dydx+y g'x=gxg'x .....1Clearly, it is a linear differential equation of the form dydx+Py=Qwhere P=g'x and Q=gxg'x. I.F.=eP dx =eg'x dx = egxMultiplying both sides of (1) by I.F., we get egx dydx+yg'x= egx gxg'x egxdydx+ egxy g'x= egxgxg'xIntegrating both sides with respect to x, we gety egx=egxgxg'x dx+Ky egx=I+K where I=egxgxg'x dxNow, I=egxgxg'x dxPutting gx=t, we getg'x dx=dt I=tIetII dt =tet dt-ddxtet dtdt =tet-et =gxegx-egx y egx=gxegx-egx+Ky egx+egx-gxegx=Ky+1-gx=Ke-gxTaking log on both sides, we getlogy+1-gx=-gx+log Kgx+log1+y-gx=C Where, C=log K

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