Discussion
The complete integral of \( z = px + qy + pq \) is
Answer: C
The equation is in Clairaut's form, so \( p \) and \( q \) are replaced by constants directly:
\[ z \;=\; ax + by + ab. \]
Substituting back, \( p = a \) and \( q = b \), and the right-hand side reads \( ax + by + ab \) as required. Dropping the product term would satisfy a different equation, \( z = px + qy \)
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