Answer to Question #193561 in Differential Equations for Nishona

Question #193561

cotxdy=ydx=(cotx)(3e^sinx)dx


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Expert's answer
2021-05-17T14:56:14-0400

If cotxdy=ydx=(cotx)(3e^sinx)dx then "\\left\\{ \\begin{array}{l}\nydx = \\cot xdy\\\\\nydx = \\cot x \\cdot 3{e^{\\sin x}}dx\n\\end{array} \\right."

From 1-st equation:

"\\frac{{dy}}{y} = \\frac{{\\sin x}}{{\\cos x}}dx = - \\frac{{d\\cos x}}{{\\cos x}} \\Rightarrow \\ln y = - \\ln \\cos x + \\ln {C_1} = \\ln \\frac{{{C_1}}}{{\\cos x}} \\Rightarrow y = \\frac{{{C_1}}}{{\\cos x}}"

From 2-nd equation:


"ydx = \\cot x \\cdot 3{e^{\\sin x}}dx \\Rightarrow \\frac{{{C_1}}}{{\\cos x}}dx = \\cot x \\cdot 3{e^{\\sin x}}dx \\Rightarrow \\frac{{{C_1}\\sin x}}{{\\cos x}}dx = \\cos x \\cdot 3{e^{\\sin x}}dx \\Rightarrow - {C_1}\\frac{{d\\cos x}}{{\\cos x}} = 3{e^{\\sin x}}d\\sin x \\Rightarrow - {C_1}\\ln \\cos x = 3{e^{\\sin x}} + {C_2} \\Rightarrow {C_1}\\ln \\frac{1}{{\\cos x}} = 3{e^{\\sin x}} + {C_2}"

The resulting equality will not hold for any "{C_1}, {C_2}" .

So, system has no solutions.

Answer: There are no solutions.


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