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ah .. man that's classic problem!!
manipulate angle by half .. 2 sin (x/2) cos (x/2) you should be able to get it.
although somebody mentioned it can be proved using complex numbers, i didn't get it.
lol......that integral again...:D
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well mahmit2012 had posted it first ... i learned it from there. seems it has other many interesting forms.
someone asked it already ? ..@mukushla
yep ... couple of times.
ok i was going through calculus book i found this as challenging . i did try but was unable to solve it.!
let me write a quick sol |dw:1343671873764:dw|
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