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Let Q1=y(1.5), Q2=y(2), where y=y(x) solves y'+ycotx=y^3 sin^3x y( π/2)=1 Please show all steps! Thank you!

Let Q1=y(1.5), Q2=y(2), where y=y(x) solves y'+ycotx=y^3 sin^3x y( π/2)=1

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