Concept:This is a first-order differential equation reducible to linear form using the substitution v=y31.Explanation:Given equation:x2y−x3dxdy=y4cosxRearrange:x3dxdy−x2y=−y4cosxDivide by x3y4:y4−1dxdy+xy31=x31cosxLet v=y31.Then:y4−1dxdy=31dxdvSubstitute into the equation:31dxdv+xv=x31cosxMultiply by 3:dxdv+x3v=x33cosxThis is linear in v. The integrating factor is:I.F.=e∫x3dx=e3lnx=x3So the solution is:v⋅x3=∫x33cosx⋅x3dx+c⇒y3x3=3∫cosxdx+c⇒y3x3=3sinx+cGiven y(0)=1, i.e. x=0, y=1:10=3sin0+c⇒c=0Hence:y3x3=3sinx⇒x3=3y3sinxAnswer:Option B: x3=3y3sinx