Solve (sin(x) cos(y)) dx + (cos(x) sin(y))dy = 0 if possible. If the equation is not exact, say so. O sin(x) sin(y) = c - cos(x) sin(y) = C O Equation is not exact. O - cos(x) cos(y) = c
Solve (sin(x) cos(y)) dx + (cos(x) sin(y))dy = 0 if possible. If the equation is not exact, say so. O sin(x) sin(y) = c - cos(x) sin(y) = C O Equation is not exact. O - cos(x) cos(y) = c
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
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First we check given differential equation is exact or not.
If given differential equation is exact then we find solution of given differential equation.
If it is not exact then we find integrating factor and solve it or just say given differential equation is not Exact.
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