Q.

Let x = x(y) be the solution of the differential equation y=(x–ydxdy)sin(xy), y > 0 and x(1)=π2. Then cos (x(2)) is equal to :          [2025]

1 2(loge2)2–1  
2 1–2(loge2)  
3 1–2(loge2)2  
4 2(loge2)–1  

Ans.

(1)

We have, ydy=(xdy–ydx)sin(xy)

⇒ dyy=(xdy–ydxy2)sin(xy)

⇒ dyy=sin(xy)d(xy)

⇒ log y=cosxy+C

⇒ 0=cosπ2+C          [∵ x=π2 and y=1]

⇒ C=0

∴  log y=cosxy

Put y = 2 in equation (i), we get

⇒ cosx2=log2

Now, cos x=2 cos2x2–1=2(loge2)2–1.