If y=sin (sinx).prove that y"+(tanx)y'+ycos^2 (x)=0.....can we prove this sum by multiplying sin inverse and then differentiating
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Y'=cos(sinx). cosx
Y"=-sinx cos(sinx)-sin(sinx). cosx cosx
Y"+tanx cosx cos(sinx)+Y cosx cosx=0
Y"+tanx Y'+Y cosx cosx=0
Y"=-sinx cos(sinx)-sin(sinx). cosx cosx
Y"+tanx cosx cos(sinx)+Y cosx cosx=0
Y"+tanx Y'+Y cosx cosx=0
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