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The solution of the differential equation ydx−(x+2y2)dy=0 is x=f(y). If f(−1)=1, then f(1) is equal to:

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Solution

The correct option is A 3
Given ydx(x+2y2)dy=0
ydxxdy=2y2dy
ydxxdyy2=2dy
d(xy)=2dy
Integrating we get,
(xy)=2y+c2y2+cy=x=f(y)
Given f(1)=12(1)2c=1c=1
f(y)=2y2+y
f(1)=2(1)2+1=3

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