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xsin(y)dx+((x2)+1)cos(y)dy=0x\sin(y) \, dx + ((x^2) + 1) \cos (y) \, dy = 0

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Q. xsin(y)dx+((x2)+1)cos(y)dy=0x\sin(y) \, dx + ((x^2) + 1) \cos (y) \, dy = 0
  1. Separate variables: We are given a differential equation xsin(y)dx+((x2)+1)cos(y)dy=0x\sin(y) \, dx + ((x^2) + 1) \cos(y) \, dy = 0. To solve this, we will try to separate the variables xx and yy so that we can integrate both sides with respect to their own variables.
  2. Divide by xsin(y)cos(y)x\sin(y) \cos(y): First, we divide the entire equation by xsin(y)cos(y)x\sin(y) \cos(y) to separate the variables. This gives us:\newlinedxx+(x2)+1xsin(y)dy=0\frac{dx}{x} + \frac{(x^2) + 1}{x\sin(y)} dy = 0.
  3. Correct separation: We notice that the term (x2)+1xsin(y)\frac{(x^2) + 1}{x\sin(y)} is not properly separated because it contains both xx and yy. We need to correct this by dividing the equation by cos(y)\cos(y) and multiplying by sin(y)\sin(y) to get:sin(y)cos(y)dxx+(sin(y)x)((x2)+1)dy=0\frac{\sin(y)}{\cos(y)} \frac{dx}{x} + \left(\frac{\sin(y)}{x}\right)((x^2) + 1) dy = 0.

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