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Find the general solution of the differential equation: (1 + cos(x) )y' - (sin(x))y = 2x sin(x 2x Step zero, the standard form of the equation is: y' + y 1 + cos(x) 1 + cos(x) First real step, determine the integrating factor Integrating factor = Second, multiply both sides by the integrating factor. Third, rewrite the equation in the form [f(x, y)]' = g(x) f( x, y) = g(x) Lastly, integrate to determine the general solution to the equation, using c for your constant of integration: y =