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The solution of the DE cos Given cos x (1+cos y) dx – sin y (1+sin x) dy = 0 Let 1+cos y = t and 1+sin x = u On differentiating both equations, we get -sin y dy = dt and cos x dx = du Substitute this in the first equation t du + u dt = 0 -log u = log t + C log u + log t = C log ut = C ut = C (1+sin x)(1+cos y) = C Conclusion: Therefore, (1+sin x)(1+cos y) = C is the solution of cos x (1+cos y) dx – sin y (1+sin x) dy = 0