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How to integrate ; 2/3 ∫cos(x)dx+2/3 ∫cos(5x)dx
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Is this integration direct . No need to use U-substitution rite...
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We can use U-substitution for the second integrand, but after enough experience you'll begin to see that \[\int\limits \cos(5x)dx = {1 \over 5} \sin(5x)\]
2/3 ∫cos(x)dx+2/3 ∫cos(5x)dx=2/3 sinx + 2/15 sin5x +c
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