The solution of the differential equation dy/dx = 2^x+y is Option 1: 2^x + 2^-y = c where c is an arbitrary constant Option 2: 2^x + 2^y = c where c is an arbitrary constant Option 3: 2^x - 2^-y = c where c is an arbitrary constant Option 4: 2^x x 2^y = c where c is an arbitrary constant

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$2^x + 2^{-y} = c$ where $c$ is an arbitrary constant

$2^x + 2^y = c$ where $c$ is an arbitrary constant

$2^x - 2^{-y} = c$ where $c$ is an arbitrary constant

$2^x \times 2^y = c$ where $c$ is an arbitrary constant

✅ Correct Option: 1