Example 5. If y =
COS X + sinx
TT
prove that
dy
dx
sec2
+
COS X - sin x
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Answer:
dy
=sin(x+y)+cos(x+y)
Put u=x+y⇒y=u−x⇒
dx
dy
=
dx
du
−1
∴
dx
du
−1=sinu+cosu⇒
dx
du
=(1+cosu)+sinu
⇒
dx
du
=2cos
2
2
u
+2sin
2
u
cos
2
u
⇒
2
1
sec
2
2
u
dx
du
=1+tan
2
u
⇒
2
1
⎝
⎛
tan
2
u
+1
sec
2
2
u
⎠
⎞
du=dx
Integrate on both sides
⇒log(1+tan
2
u
)=x+c
⇒log(1+tan
2
x+y
)=x+c
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