The solution of the differential equation x dx + y dy = 0 is:

xy = c, where c is any constant.

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y = cx, where c is any constant.

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x = cy, where c is any constant.

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x + y = c, where c is any constant.

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The correct option is A
xy = c, where c is any constant.

The differential equation is:

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