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$\tiny{2.2.3}$
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$\textsf{find the solution:}$
$$y^\prime+(\tan x)y=\sin {2x} \quad -\pi < x < \pi/2$$
$\textit{find u(x)}$
$$u(x)=\exp\int \tan x \, dx = -e^{\ln(\cos x)}=-\cos x$$ok just want to see if this first step is $\tiny{\color{blue}{From \, Text \, Book: \,Elementary \, Differential \, Equations \, and \, Boundary \, Value \, Problems \,
by: \, William \, Boyce \, and \, Richard \, C. \, DiPrima \,
Rensselaer \, Polytechnic \, Institute, \, 1969}}$
1000
$\textsf{find the solution:}$
$$y^\prime+(\tan x)y=\sin {2x} \quad -\pi < x < \pi/2$$
$\textit{find u(x)}$
$$u(x)=\exp\int \tan x \, dx = -e^{\ln(\cos x)}=-\cos x$$ok just want to see if this first step is $\tiny{\color{blue}{From \, Text \, Book: \,Elementary \, Differential \, Equations \, and \, Boundary \, Value \, Problems \,
by: \, William \, Boyce \, and \, Richard \, C. \, DiPrima \,
Rensselaer \, Polytechnic \, Institute, \, 1969}}$
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