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I can't solve this equation y"-y=1/(sin) , pls help me.
Thank you in advanced:)
Thank you in advanced:)
The discussion revolves around solving the differential equation y'' - y = 1/(sin), with participants exploring its classification and potential methods for solution.
The discussion is ongoing, with some participants providing guidance on the need to show work and consider the equation's linearity. Multiple interpretations of the equation's components are being explored.
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Can we assume that "1/(sin)" should be "1/(sin x)"? If so that is a linear differential equation. There is a standard formula for the integrating factor. Use it!sunshine17 said:I can't solve this equation y"-y=1/(sin) , pls help me.
Thank you in advanced:)