Question #251706

y' = csc x - y cot x


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Expert's answer
2021-10-17T17:46:07-0400

Let us solve the differential equation y=cscxycotx,y' = \csc x - y \cot x, which is equivalent to y+ycosxsinx=1sinx.y' + y \frac{\cos x}{\sin x}= \frac{1}{\sin x}.

Let us multiply both part of the equation by sinx.\sin x. Then we get the equation ysinx+ycosx=1,y'\sin x+y\cos x=1, which is equivalent to (ysinx)=1.(y\sin x)'=1. It follows that ysinx=x+C,y\sin x= x+C, and hence the general solution is of the form

y=1sinx(x+C)=cscx(x+C).y=\frac{1}{\sin x}(x+C)=\csc x(x+C).


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