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Find the solution of x+ydydxy−xdydx=xcos2(x2+y2)y3

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tan(x2+y2)=x2y2+c
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tan(x2y2)=x2y2+c
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tan(x2+y2)=y2x2+c
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tan(x2y2)=y2x2+c
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Solution

The correct option is B tan(x2+y2)=x2y2+c
The given equation can be written as xdx+ydy(ydxxdy)/y2=y2.xy3cos2(x2+y2)
or sec2(x2+y2)12d(x2+y2)=xyd(xy)
integrating we get,
12tan(x2+y2)=12(xy)2+c2
or tan(x2+y2)=x2y2+c

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