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Question

The solution of the differential equation
dydx=(3x4y2)(3x4y3) is:
(where C is integration constant)

A
|3x4y+1|=Cexy
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|3x4y2|=Cex+y
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C
(3x4y3)=Ce|3x4y|
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D
|x+y1|=Ce3x4y2
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Solution

The correct option is A |3x4y+1|=Cexy
dydx=(3x4y2)(3x4y3) (i)

Put 3x4y=v and so
34dydx=dvdx

Then, equation (i) becomes: 14(3dvdx)=v2v3
dvdx=34(v2)v3v3v+1dv=dx
(14v+1)dv=dxv4ln|v+1|=x+4c
4(xyc)=4ln|3x4y+1||3x4y+1|=e(xyc)
|3x4y+1|=Ce(xy) where C=ec=constant.

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