For the differential equation dy/dx + (cos x)y = sin x cos x, the integrating factor is: A. e^(sin x) B. e^(cos x) C. sin x D. cos x Answer: A) e^(sin x) Explanation: P = cos x. IF = e^(∫P dx) = e^(∫cos x dx) = e^(sin x).

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For the differential equation dy/dx + (cos x)y = sin x cos x, the integrating factor is:

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For the differential equation dy/dx + (cos x)y = sin x cos x, the integrating factor is:

Answer: A) e^(sin x)

Explanation: P = cos x. IF = e^(∫P dx) = e^(∫cos x dx) = e^(sin x).

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