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i want to solve a question on Differential Equation

cos(x)y' + sin(x)y = 1 ?

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Is the answer B or C?

Use LaPlace transforms to solve the system of differential equations.

x' = y + sin (t)

y' = x + 2 cos (t)

y(0) = 0 x(0) =2

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