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To reduce the differential equation `(dy)/(dx) + P (x)*y = Q (x) * y^(n)` to the linear form , the substitution is
A. `v = 1/(y^(n))`
B. ` v = 1/(y^(n-1))`
C. ` v = y^(n)`
D. `v = y^(n-1)`

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The Given differential equation is
` (dy)/(dx) + P (x)* y = Q (x) * y^(n)`
` rArr 1/(y^(n)) * (dy)/(dx) + y^(-n+1) P y = Q (x)* y^(n)`
Put ` 1/(y^(n-1))= v `
` rArr (-n +1) y^(-n)(dy)/(dx) =(dv)/(dx)`
` :. 1/(-n+1) * (dv)/(dx) +P (x) * v = Q (x)`
` rArr (dv)/(dx) +(1-n) P (x) * v = (1-n) Q (x)`
which is linear differential equation .
Hence , required substitiution is ` v = 1/(y^(n-1))`

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