evaluate the integral by making a substitution and then a reduction formula int e^t csc^3 (t-3)dt
\[\int\limits e^t cosec^3 (t - 3) dt\]
right?
Just do by parts
yes....i thought i could do it by parts but the directions say make a substitution
yea it is different
I have posted question someone better then me should be here
I guess it meant substituting t-3 as u
but then you get t = u +3
I wolfram and it talk about something F1 F2 and all
it is not school level integration i am pretty sure at that
meggie you must be in college
i am haha
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=e^t+cosec^3%28t%2B3%29 Here is the link It might help you
hypergeometric function what is that ?
i have no clue...thank you though....im pretty sure im substituting another trig function in for them or something....but im not exactly sure....im studying for my final and these are the questions i dont know....
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