Solution of differential equation x.dy – y.dx = Q represents: 1. … - Vidyadip

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Solution of differential equation x.dy – y.dx = Q represents:

A rectangular hyperbola
Parabola whose vertex is at the origin
Straight line passing through the origin
A circle whose centre is at the origin

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Answer

Straight line passing through the origin

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