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Answered by rohitkumargupta

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Answered by Robin0071

solution:-

your right answer is :-

$i = \frac{ {e}^{ \cos(x)} }{ {e}^{ \sin(x) } -1} + c$
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JinKazama1: z is e^cos x which is variable

Robin0071: bcoz in 2nd term intregration with respect to t.

JinKazama1: z and t both are variable.

rohitkumargupta: if u think your answer is correct

rohitkumargupta: let differenciate it

rohitkumargupta: your answer

Robin0071: firs in z is veriable and 2nd t is veriable

Robin0071: first

JinKazama1: you have to integrate in such a way that both va%iables are integrated.

JinKazama1: See answer of Rohitkumargupta and check how he manipulated this.

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