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The solution of the differential equation \(dx+dy=0\) is

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When differentials separate directly, integrate both sides and combine constants.
  • \(x=ky\)
  • \(x^{2}+y^{2}=k\)
  • \(x+y=k\)
  • \(xy=k\)
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

Rewrite \(dx+dy=0\) as \(dy=-dx\). Integrate both sides: \[ \int dy=\int(-dx)\Rightarrow y=-x+C. \] Move \(x\) to the left: \(x+y=C=k\). This represents straight lines of slope \(-1\).
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