Differential EquationHard

Question

The solution of the differential equation = e^{x − y} + x²e^−y is

Options

A.y = e^{x − y} + x²e^−y + c

B.e^y − e^x = x³ + c

C.e^x + e^y = x³ + c

D.e^x − e^y = x³ + c

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