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The solution of (cosx + ysinx) dx - (cosx)dy = 0 is​

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Answered by cicilianongrang300
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Answered by 5346stkabirdio
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Answer:

(sinx+cosx)dy+(cosx-sinx)dx=0

(sinx+cosx)dy=(sinx-cosx)dx

dy/dx=sinx-cosx/sinx+cosx

Put sinx+cosx=t

Then (cosx-sinx)dx=dt

Now

dy/dx=-dt/t

Integration on both sides we got

Y=-lnt

Y=-ln(sinx+cosx) +C ANSWER

Where C is integration constan

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