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General solution of the differential equation 3ydx−2xdyy=0\dfrac{3ydx - 2xdy}{y} = 0 is :

[where cc is an arbitrary constant]

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 2

The equation gives 3y dx=2x dy3y\,dx = 2x\,dy, so 3 dxx=2 dyy\dfrac{3\,dx}{x}=\dfrac{2\,dy}{y}.

Integrating: 3log⁡x=2log⁡y+log⁡c3\log x = 2\log y + \log c, i.e. x3=cy2x^3 = cy^2.

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