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प्रश्न
Solve the following differential equation `("d"y)/("d"x)` = cos(x + y)
Solution: `("d"y)/("d"x)` = cos(x + y) ......(1)
Put `square`
∴ `1 + ("d"y)/("d"x) = "dv"/("d"x)`
∴ `("d"y)/("d"x) = "dv"/("d"x) - 1`
∴ (1) becomes `"dv"/("d"x) - 1` = cos v
∴ `"dv"/("d"x)` = 1 + cos v
∴ `square` dv = dx
Integrating, we get
`int 1/(1 + cos "v") "d"v = int "d"x`
∴ `int 1/(2cos^2 ("v"/2)) "dv" = int "d"x`
∴ `1/2 int square "dv" = int "d"x`
∴ `1/2* (tan("v"/2))/(1/2)` = x + c
∴ `square` = x + c
उत्तर
`("d"y)/("d"x)` = cos(x + y) ......(1)
Put x + y = v
∴ `1 + ("d"y)/("d"x) = "dv"/("d"x)`
∴ `("d"y)/("d"x) = "dv"/("d"x) - 1`
∴ (1) becomes `"dv"/("d"x) - 1` = cos v
∴ `"dv"/("d"x)` = 1 + cos v
∴ `1/(1 + cos "v")` dv = dx
Integrating, we get
`int 1/(1 + cos "v") "d"v = int "d"x`
∴ `int 1/(2cos^2 ("v"/2)) "dv" = int "d"x`
∴ `1/2 int sec^2 ("v"/2) "dv" = int "d"x`
∴ `1/2* (tan("v"/2))/(1/2)` = x + c
∴ `tan ((x + y)/2)` = x + c
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