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The solution of the differential equation ex(x+1)dx+(yeyxex)dy=0 with initial condition y(0)=0, is

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xex+2y2ey=0
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2xex+y2ey=0
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xex2y2ey=0
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2xexy2ey=0
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Solution

The correct option is B 2xex+y2ey=0
ex(x+1)dx+(yeyxex)dy=0
ex(x+1)dxdy+yeyxex=0
Put xex=t
ex(x+1)dxdy=dtdy
dtdyt=yey, which is a linear differential equation in y.
I.F. =ey
General solution is
tey=ydy+C
xexy=y22+C
Since y(0)=0,
C=0
2xex+y2ey=0

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