Solve : 9 cosh9y dy = 4 sinh 4x dx

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In summary, cosh and sinh are hyperbolic functions used in mathematics and physics to describe exponential growth and decay. The main difference between cosh and cos is that cosh is defined using the exponential function while cos is defined using the unit circle. To solve the equation 9 cosh9y dy = 4 sinh 4x dx, one can use the substitution u = 9y and v = 4x. Other applications of hyperbolic functions include calculus, differential equations, and special relativity. Other methods to solve the given equation include using power series expansion or trigonometric identities.
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9 Integral cosh9ydy = 4 Integral sinh4xdx

9/9 sinh9y + C = -cosh4x
C = - cosh4x -sinh9y

Is this right , or wrong, or is there more to it.
 
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This is wrong, you will find the sign does not change when integrating sinh or cosh.

Also if you wanted an explicit equation, there are ways of simplifying it (actually you'd probabily need some initial conditions).
 
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[tex]\int \sinh x \ dx =\cosh x +C [/tex] !

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[tex]9\int\cosh{9y}dy = \frac{9\sinh{9y}}{9} + C = {\sinh{9y}} + C[/tex]

[tex]4\int\sinh{4x}dx = \frac{4\cosh{4x}}{4} + C = {\cosh{4x} + C[/tex]
 
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FAQ: Solve : 9 cosh9y dy = 4 sinh 4x dx

What is cosh and sinh?

Cosh and sinh are hyperbolic functions that are used in mathematics and physics to describe exponential growth and decay.

What is the difference between cosh and cos?

Cosh is the hyperbolic cosine function, while cos is the traditional cosine function. Cosh is defined using the exponential function, while cos is defined using the unit circle.

How do you solve the given equation?

To solve the equation 9 cosh9y dy = 4 sinh 4x dx, we can use the substitution u = 9y and v = 4x. This will transform the equation into 9 cosh u du = 4 sinh v dv, which can then be integrated on both sides to give the solution.

What are the applications of hyperbolic functions?

Hyperbolic functions have many applications in mathematics and physics, including in the fields of calculus, differential equations, and special relativity.

Are there any other ways to solve the given equation?

Yes, there are other methods to solve the given equation, such as using the power series expansion of cosh and sinh or using trigonometric identities to rewrite the equation in terms of traditional trigonometric functions.

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