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\[\int\limits_{}^{}\sin2\omega \cos2\omega d \omega\]
(2∫sin2ωcos2ωdω)/2 1/2 * ∫sin(4ω)dω -1/8*cos4ω+c
Put t = sin(2theta) \[\frac{dt}{d{\theta}} = 2 \cos2{\theta} \] \[\frac{d{\theta}}{1} = \frac{dt}{2cos2{\theta}}\]
Then Just Replace the Values \[ \int \frac{sin2{\theta}cos2{\theta}}{2cos2{\theta}}d{t}\] \[\frac{1}{2} \times \int\frac{t}{1}dt\] \[\frac{1}{4}\times t^2 \] \[t^2 = sin^2 2{\theta}\] So, the Answer is \[\frac{sin^22{\theta}}{4}\]
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