Find the particular solution of the differential equation[tex]x \frac{dy}{dx} + y + \frac{1}{1 + {x}^{2} } = 0[/tex]Given that y(1)=0.Please answer this question

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Radius (r) of circle =4cm

                                                                         =2×(22/7)×4=25.14cm    (π=22/7)

side =5cm

perimeter=4×5=20cm                                

So, from circumference of circle we got that length of wire Kritika had was 25.14cm and for square she need only 20 cm.

Ans is YES, Kritika will be able to bend same wire in the shape of square because wire required for square is less than that she had for circle.

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you have to multiply the 43.50 to 5

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so,43.50×5

= 217.5

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