Which of the following functions is a solution of the differential equation y' = y^2 / x y(x) = -1 / ln x y(x) = x y(x) = ln x Which of the following functions containing arbitrary constant C is a solution of the differential equation x dy/dx = y - 1 for any value of C. y(x) = Cx + 1 y(x) = x + C y(x) = 1 / (x + C) y(x) = Ce^x
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