Solve:
cos x cos y dy + sin x sin y dx= 0
The answer give in the book is : sin y = C cos x
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cos(x).cos(y).dy + sin(x).sin(y) dx = 0
⇒ cos(x).cos(y).dy = - sin(x).sin(y) dx
⇒ cos(y)/sin(y) dy = -sin(x).cos(x).dx
By taking integration both side,
⇒ ∫cos(y)/sin(y) dy = -∫sin(x).cos(x).dx
⇒ ∫cot(y) dy = -∫tan(x).dx
⇒ ln|siny| = - (-ln|cos(x)| +c)
⇒ ln|sin(y)| = ln|cos(x)| + ln|C|
⇒ ln|sin(y)| = ln|C.cos(x)| ∵ ln(a) +ln(b) = ln(ab)
⇒ sin(y) = C.cos(x)
⇒ cos(x).cos(y).dy = - sin(x).sin(y) dx
⇒ cos(y)/sin(y) dy = -sin(x).cos(x).dx
By taking integration both side,
⇒ ∫cos(y)/sin(y) dy = -∫sin(x).cos(x).dx
⇒ ∫cot(y) dy = -∫tan(x).dx
⇒ ln|siny| = - (-ln|cos(x)| +c)
⇒ ln|sin(y)| = ln|cos(x)| + ln|C|
⇒ ln|sin(y)| = ln|C.cos(x)| ∵ ln(a) +ln(b) = ln(ab)
⇒ sin(y) = C.cos(x)
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