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the solution of differential equation (dy\dx) + sin x =0

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GIVEN :

A differential equation (dy/dx) + sin(x) = 0.

TO FIND :

Solution of differential equation .

SOLUTION :

=> dy/dx + sin(x) = 0

=> dy/dx = - sin(x)

=> dy = - sin(x) dx

Now integrate both side with respect to 'x'

=> ∫dy = - ∫ sin(x).dx

=> y = - [-cos(x)] + c

=> y = cos(x) + c

Important formula :

(1) ∫sin(x).dx = -cos(x) + c

(2) ∫cos(x).dx = sin(x) + c

(3) ∫ tan(x).dx = - ln(|cos(x)|) + c

(4) ∫cot(x).dx = ln(|sin(x)|) + c

(5) ∫sec²(x) = tan(x) + c

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