Math, asked by Amaan7070, 1 year ago

Sinx dy/dx + 3y = cosx

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Answered by kishankanhaiya625
8

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

dy/dx+3y/sinx=cotx

i.f=e^∫(3/sinx)dx

if=e^3ln9tanx/2

if*y=∫if*cotx

Answered by SANDHIVA1974
3

we have to differentiate the following expression :-✅

 \rm 2x + 3 {y}^{2}  = cos \: x

 \rm  3 {y}^{2}  = cos \: x - 2x

\rm  {y}^{2}  =  \dfrac{cos \: x - 2x}{3} \\  \\ \rm  {y}  =   \sqrt{\dfrac{cos \: x - 2x}{3}} ...(1)

\rm  \longrightarrow 3 \dfrac{d( {y}^{2})}{dx}   = \dfrac{d( cos \: x - 2x)}{dx}

\rm  \longrightarrow 6y \dfrac{d{y}}{dx}   =  - sinx - 2 \\  \\\rm  \longrightarrow 6y \dfrac{d{y}}{dx}   =  -( sinx  + 2 ) \\  \\\rm  \longrightarrow  \dfrac{d{y}}{dx}   =   \dfrac{-( sinx  + 2 )}{6y}

You can put the value of y from equation (1).

Answer :-

 \rm\dfrac{d{y}}{dx}   =   \dfrac{-( sinx  + 2 )}{6y}

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