The integrating factor is $e^t$, giving $d(e^tQ)/dt=e^t$. Integration yields $Q=1+Ce^{-t}$. The initial condition gives $0=1+C$, so $C=-1$. Thus $Q(t)=1-e^{-t}$, D. Its derivative $e^{-t}$ plus itself equals 1, providing a direct check.
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