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 The solution of primitive integral equation x2+y2dy=xydx is y=y(x) . If y(1)=1 and yx0=e then x0 is 

a
2(e2−1)
b
2(e2+1)
c
3 e
d
e2+12

detailed solution

Correct option is C

Put y=Vx ⇒ dydx=V+xdvdxfrom given dydx=xyx2+y2V+xdvdx=Vx2x21+V2=V1+V2xdvdx=V−V−V31+V2=−V31+V21+V2V3dv=-dxx→∫1V3+V2V3dv=−∫dxx→−12V2+log⁡V=−log⁡x+C→−x22y2+log⁡y−log⁡x=−log⁡x+C→log⁡y−x22y2=CPasses through ⁡(1,1)_log1-12=C,  C=−12⇒log⁡y−x22e2=−12 Put y=e⇒loge −x22e2=−121+12=x22e2⇒x22e2=32⇒x2=3e2⇒x02=3e2⇒x0=3e

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