I'm trying to find the explicit form of an equation after performing an integration. I'm a bit rusty. ln|y| = C - cos(x)

C is an arbitrary constant.

Is it:

y = e^(c-cos(x))

or because it's an arbitrary constant, can it be written:

y = C - e^(cos(x))

Thanks.

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