I'm solving Cauchy problem: $$y'+y\tan(x)=(\cos(x))^2$$ $$y(\pi/4)=1/2$$ The answer I get: $y=sin(x)cos(x)$. Please help to find critical points, need for phase portrait it.
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Critical points in Cauchy problem
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