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hey, HOW TO INTIGRATE COS(x^2) ? hey, HOW TO INTIGRATE COS(x^2) ? @Mathematics
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There is is no closed form for the integral of cos(x^2) in terms of elementary functions.
hmmmm... but do u noe how to do it? by parts?
intigrate by parts
What I'm saying is that it can't be done. Of course, as a function, \[ F(x) = \int \cos(x^2) \ dx \] makes sense, but there is no way to integrate it and express this without integrals and in terms of elementary functions.
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it can be done im gonna show u
bt via double angle formula
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it must b like this to be done
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no. pretty sure cos(x^2)
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