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Find the particular solution that satisfies the initial condition. (Enter your solution as an equation.) Differential Equation Initial Condition du dv

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Answer:

The answer is "
u = e^{(9)/(2)}-(1)/(2) \cos v^2\\"

Explanation:

In the given-question some of the equation is missing, which is defined as follows:


\bold{(du)/(dv) = u v \sin v^2} \\\\ \bold{u(0) = e^4}

Solution:


\to (du)/(dv) = u v \sin v^2 \\\\ \to (du)/(u) = v \sin v^2 \ dv\\\\ \to \int (du)/(u) = \int v \sin v^2 \ dv +c\\\\


|n|u| = -(1)/(2) \cos v^2 +c\\\\\ given u(0) = e^4 \\\\\to |n (e^4) = -(1)/(2) \ cos (0) +c\\\\\to 4= -(1)/(2) +c\\\\\to c= 4+(1)/(2)\\\\\to c= (8+1)/(2)\\\\\to c= (9)/(2)\\\\


\to |n|u| =-(1)/(2) \cos v^2+(9)/(2)\\\\\\\boxed{u = e^{(9)/(2)}-(1)/(2) \cos v^2}\\

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