a) ty’ −y/(1+T) = T,(T>0),y(1)=0 b) y′+(tanT)y=(cos(T))^2,y(0)=π2 Solve the above equations.

a) ty’ −y/(1+T) = T,(T>0),y(1)=0

b) y′+(tanT)y=(cos(T))^2,y(0)=π2

Solve the above equations.

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