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please help me out in this ... integrate this equation sin^4(e^2x)cos(e^2x)e^2xdx. thanks
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use substitution u=e^2x du=2e^2xdx 1/2du=e^2xdx U will get 1/2 sin^4(u)cos^4(u) du 1/2 (sinucosu)^4 1//2(1/2sin2u)^4 1/32(sin2u)^4
is it clear until this?
thank you so much...
can i ask again?? bout the integration of e^4u du/(1+3e^4u)^2
use substitution w=1+3e^4u than dw=12e^4u du 1/12dw=e^4udu
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so it will be 1/12 1/w^2 dw integrate to get -1/12w
and plug w=1+3e^4u back into this
i get it thanks.
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