The differential equation having the general solution $y=c(x-c)^2$ ($c$ is an arbitrary constant) is

  • A
    $(y')^2 = 4y(xy' - 2y)$
  • B
    $(y')^3 = 4y(xy' - 2y)$
  • C
    $(y')^3 = y(x^2y' - y)$
  • D
    $(y')^3 = 2y(xy' + 2y)$

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