Solve this equation dy/dx-x tan(y-x)=1
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dydx−x tan(x−y)=1
dydx=x tan(x−y)+1
So you want to know what to do now?
Let's say x−y=t
Taking derivative of both sides…
1−dydx=dtdx
dydx=1−dtdx
Now…
dydx=xtan(x−y)+1
So we can say that
1−dtdx=xtant+1
dtdx=−xtant
dttant=−xdx
Let's Integrate both sides!
∫1tantdt=−∫ xdx
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