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What are the integrating factors for the following differential equations?$$\frac{d y}{d x}=\tanh (x) y+1$$
$\mu(x)=\frac{1}{\cosh (x)}$
Calculus 2 / BC
Chapter 4
Introduction to Differential Equations
Section 5
First-order Linear Equations
Differential Equations
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45 Problem number 2 21 were asked to find the integrating factor for this first order linear, ordinary differential equation. So that form is going to be D Y d X plus some function of X times y is equal to some function of X. So to get it in that form, I'm gonna have what d y d x minus the hyperbolic tangent of axe times Why is equal to one. So now you can see that p of X is this minus hyperbolic tangent of X. So my integrating factor is going to be e to the integral of p of x, the axe, the anti derivative. So this is E and in the anti derivative of minus hyperbolic tangent of X, the X And now we can go through a little bit of a simplification, the anti derivative of minus hyperbolic tangent That's minus log Hyperbolic co sign. So this is going to be e to the minus natural log of the hyperbolic co sign of X. Okay, so this is e to the natural log, um, of the hyperbolic co sign of X to the minus one, continuing with our property of exponents. This is e to the natural log of one over the hyperbolic CO sign of X and then e to the natural log of anything. So this answer is going to be one over hyperbolic co sign X. So that is the integrating factor for this particular linear, ordinary, different equation.
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