Inactive Tutor answered 05/11/19
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This is just a linear 1st-order DE, so applying the usual methods, you get
y = (c-x)cot3(x/2) + cot2(x/2) - 1/3
Akash S.
asked 05/05/19Inactive Tutor answered 05/11/19
This is just a linear 1st-order DE, so applying the usual methods, you get
y = (c-x)cot3(x/2) + cot2(x/2) - 1/3
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