Concept:This is a homogeneous differential equation. Use the substitution y=vx to make it separable.Explanation:Given:(y2−x2)dx=xydySince x=0, rewrite as:dxdy=xyy2−x2Put y=vx.Then:dxdy=v+xdxdvSubstitute into the differential equation:v+xdxdv=x(vx)v2x2−x2=vv2−1So:xdxdv=vv2−1−v=−v1Separate the variables:vdv=−xdxIntegrate both sides:2v2=−ln∣x∣+cReplace v=xy:2x2y2=−ln∣x∣+cMultiply by 2x2:y2=−2x2ln∣x∣+2cx2Rearranging:2x2logx+y2+2kx2=0where k=−c is an arbitrary constant.This matches the form given in option A.Answer:Option A: 2x2logx+y2+2cx2=0, where c is the constant of integration.