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Find an appropriate integrating factor that will convert the given not exact differential equation cos ⁡...

Find an appropriate integrating factor that will convert the given not exact differential equation cos ⁡ x d x + ( 1 + 2 y ) sin ⁡ x d y = 0 into an exact one. Then solve the new exact differential equation.

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