How to integrate this with respect to y? 2(x*cosx+sinx)
@hartnn @amistre64
\[\int 2x\cos x +\sin xdy\]? if so, treat x as a constant
Isn't it 2*sinx instead of sin x?
yeah sorry
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So the answer is (2x*cosx+2*sinx)y, right?
@Walker_Stalker_Con please explain things rather than just posting links.
did that help
+c yes
Because my book says (2x*cosx+2sinx)(y*siny+cosy).
So the book is wrong?
i think we are missing some information then...
ya just kidding your welcome
how exactly is your problem stated? is there some missing context perhaps?
sorry my brother did that
post the original question
Find the function M such that M(x, y)dx+2xy*sinx*cosy*dy=0 is exact.
he is on Diff. eq. topic., i guess
because without more context, you just treat all x terms as constant, for example http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=integral%20sinx%20dy&t=crmtb01
my question
ah that changes things
hay u guys are very good at math is it ok if after this question if you can help me with one or two
M_y = N_x 2xy*sinx*cosy*dy differentiate w.r.t x then integrate w.r.t y have you done that ?
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M_y = N_x N= 2xy*sinx*cosy differentiate w.r.t x, gives you N_x = M_y then integrate w.r.t y, gives you M have you done that ?
That's what I did, @hartnn . I got Nx=2(xcosx+sinx) and My=2(xcosx+sinx) and I'm trying to integrate My with respect to y.
hay u guys are pretty very good at math is it ok if after this question if you can help me with one or two
smart
not preety
N= 2xy*sinx*cosy N_x = 2y cos y (sin x + x cos x)
while differentiating w.r.t. x, the terms, 2,y and cos y are constants
I see where my mistakes are at. So I got My=2y*cos(y)*(sinx+xcosx). Now I need to integrate My with respect to y.
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yes and treat, 2(sinx+xcosx) as constant so u just integrate ycos y
How do I integrate ycosy?
integration by parts
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then will u help me
if so it will be under metal
Thank you so much, @hartnn !
welcome ^_^
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