Math, asked by kasaudhanamar0000, 3 months ago

The equation of the form dy/dx+py=qyn where p and q are the function of x alone is called
(A) Bernoull's equation
(B) Lagrangian's equation
(C) charpit's equation
(D) none of these

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Answered by mrudulasarangdhar

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Answer:

A) Bernoull's equation.

I don't know for sure.

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