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Here m=2, so z=1/y obeys z′−2ztanx=−tan2x. An integrating factor is cos2x, giving
(zcos2x)′=−sin2x,zcos2x=C−2x​+4sin2x​.
(1)
The nonzero solutions are therefore
y(x)=C−x/2+sin2x/4cos2x​.​
(2)
The additional solution is y=0​. Each formula is interpreted on an interval where tanx is defined and its displayed denominator is nonzero.

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