Separable Differential Equation dy/dz

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Homework Statement


dy/dz = ycosx/(1+y^2), y(0) = 1

Stewart 6e, 10.3 # 12

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The Attempt at a Solution


∫(1+y^2)dy/y = ∫cosxdy
-------------- = sinx + C

How do I find the integral of this product? Do I use integration by parts?
 
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BarackObama said:
∫(1+y^2)dy/y = ∫cosxdy
-------------- = sinx + C

How do I find the integral of this product? Do I use integration by parts?

Go for the obvious

(1 + y2)/y = … ? :smile: