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Could someone please tell me if the answer to: Solve the following Initial Value Problem: dy/dt = sec^2(t) - sin(t), y(pi/4) = 1 is tan(t) + cos(t) + (sqrt(2)/2) ?
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REALLY NEED TO KNOW NOW ! THANKS!
anyone know???
looks like the correct integration, however i think it should be ..cos(t) - Sqrt(2)/2
you are right. thanks!
your welcome
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