Consider xy' = y(lnx-lny) with y(1) = 4. Using Runge-Kutta methodwith h=0.1, the k₁ in the computation of y(1.1) is of the form 4 In A. What is A?(a) - 1.0231(b)-1.3863(c)-1.5120(d) - 2.0133

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Consider xy' = y(lnx-lny) with y(1) = 4. Using Runge-Kutta method with h=0.1, the k₁ in the computation of y(1.1) is of the form 4 In A. What is A? (a) - 1.0231 (b)-1.3863 (c)-1.5120 (d) - 2.0133