græ € (0,π). a) Calculate the Integrating factor I (a) = sin (x) y+cos (x) y = cos(x) ) Hence calculate the solution y(x) = lote: you must use lowercase c for your constant of integration. :) Given the initial condition y(π/2) = 6, calculate the value of the constant of integration c. lote: you must enter your answer exactly, not as a decimal.

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Consider the following linear differential equation,
for x = (0, π).
(a) Calculate the Integrating factor I (x) =
sin (x) yl+ cos(x) y = cos(x)
(b) Hence calculate the solution y(x) =
Note: you must use lowercase c for your constant of integration.
(c) Given the initial condition y (π/2) = 6, calculate the value of the constant of integration c.
Note: you must enter your answer exactly, not as a decimal.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following linear differential equation, for x = (0, π). (a) Calculate the Integrating factor I (x) = sin (x) yl+ cos(x) y = cos(x) (b) Hence calculate the solution y(x) = Note: you must use lowercase c for your constant of integration. (c) Given the initial condition y (π/2) = 6, calculate the value of the constant of integration c. Note: you must enter your answer exactly, not as a decimal.
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