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is x + y - πz = sin x linear?

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Answered by yokeshps2005

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I.F = e^intPdx But I.F = sinx sinx = e^intPdx Applying log on both the sides log(sinx) = intPdx Now differentiating both the sides P = cosxsinx = cotx

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is x + y - πz = sin x linear?