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If y=yx is the solution of the differential equation dydx+tanxy=sinx,0ππ3, withy0=0, then yπ4 equal to:


A

loge2

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12loge2

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C

122loge2

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14loge2

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Solution

The correct option is C

122loge2


Explanation for the correct option:

Finding the value of yπ4:

The given differential equation is dydx+tanxy=sinx,0ππ3

First, find the integrating factor,

I.F=etanxdx=elnsecx=secx

The differential equation is

y·I.F=Qx·I.Fdxysecx=tanxdxysecx=lnsecx+C...1

By substitute x=0,y=0

0=ln0+CC=0

Substitute the value of C in equation 1

ysecx=lnsecxy=1secx.lnsecx=cosx.lnsecx

Put x=π4

yx=π4=12.ln2[cos(π4)=12]yx=π4=122loge2[logab=bloga]

Hence, the correct option is C.


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