Solve the following differential equation. Hint: Express the functions first in terms of sine and...
Question:
Solve the following differential equation. (Hint: Express the functions first in terms of sine and cosine.)
{eq}\dfrac{dy}{dx} = \tan y \cot x - \sec y \cos x . {/eq}
Differential Equation:
In calculus, an equation that contains one or more than one derivative of any function is considered a differential equation. The main reason that these equations are called differential equations is that they are in the form of an equation and they contain derivatives of the function.
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- Consider the differential equation {eq}\frac{{dy}}{{dx}} = \tan y\cot x - \sec y\cos x{/eq}.
Rewrite the differential equation.
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Chapter 16 / Lesson 1Discover what separable differential equations are and their uses. Learn to identify if an equation is separable and how to solve them through given examples.