How Do You Solve the Differential Equation dx/dt = cos(x + t)?

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Homework Statement



solve the differential eqn: dx/dt=cos(x+t)

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The Attempt at a Solution



x'=cos(x+t)=cosxcost-sinxsint

let z=sinx, dz/dx=cosx

dz/dt=(dz/dx).(dx/dt)=cosx(dx/dt)

however this substitution quickly fails

any ideas?

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Try something simpler. Hint: You don't need to expand cos(x+t).
 
Used z=x+t

get: int(1/(cosz+1)=in(t) on separation of the variables.

cheers
 
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