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Use the method of separation of variables to solve the following DEs: (a) d[y]/d[x] = (3x^2)/y (b) d[y]/d[x] = cos(x)/sin(2y) (C) (c) d[y]/d[x] = ...

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Final answer:

To solve the differential equation (b) using separation of variables, identify the given equation, rewrite it, integrate both sides, and solve the integrals to find the solution for y.

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution for (b)

  1. Identify the given equation: dy/dx = cos(x)/sin(2y)
  2. Rewrite the equation as sin(2y)dy = cos(x)dx
  3. Integrate both sides to find the solution: ∫sin(2y)dy = ∫cos(x)dx
  4. Solve the integrals and simplify the equation to get the solution for y.

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