Is the equation ( frac{mathrm{dy}}{mathrm{dt}}=frac{mathrm{t}}{7 mathrm{y}} ) separable? Choose the correct answer below. A. No, because dy and dt are on the same side of the equation. B. Yes, because the given equation can be rewritten with dy and dt on opposite sides of the equation. C. Yes, because the given equation can be rewritten in the form ( 7 y frac{d y}{d t}=t ). D. No, because the given equation cannot be rewritten in the form ( g(y) y^{prime}(t)=h(t) ).
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