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\[\frac{ dy }{ dx } + y \cos x = e^{\sin x} \cos x\]
i took P = cos x and got the integrating factor as \[e^{\sin x} \] the solution would be \[y. e^{\sin x} = \int\limits e^{\sin x} \cos x . e^{\sin x} dx\]
but i cannot integrate the Right hand side :(
\[\large e^{\sin x}y=\int\left(e^{\sin x}\right)^2\cos x~dx\] Let \(u=\sin x\), then \(du=\cos x~dx\). \[\large \begin{align*}e^{\sin x}y&=\int\left(e^{u}\right)^2~du\\\\ &=\int e^{2u}~du\end{align*}\]
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