Find the value of $\beta$ for which the following equation is exact. $\left(x^2y^3 + \beta x^2e^y + \ln x\right) + \left(x^3y^2 - 2\beta y \cos y + x^3e^y\right)y' = 0$ A. $\beta = 3$ B. $\beta = 2$ C. $\beta = 1$ D. $\beta = 0$
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