integral sqrt(((1-cos(x))/2))
too many bracket there :p can u figure out of it
integral sqrt((1-cos(x))/2)
hint : sqrt((1-cos(x))/2) = sin(x/2)
use the basic formula : int (sinAx) = -cos(Ax)/A
oh nice thank you!
what ur answer, show to me for verify
-2cos(x/2)+c
yes, that's right
integral 4tan^3(x)dx ?
tan^3 x = tan^2 x tanx = (sec^2 x -1)tanx = sec^2 x tanx - tanx then, integrate
how do you integrate the last part?
case I : int(sec^2 x tanx) dx let u=tanx du=sec^2 x dx it can be int(u) du = 1/2 * u^2 = 1/2 * tan^2 x
case II ; - int(tanx) dx = -(sinx/cosx) dx let u=cosx du = -sinx dx so, - int(tanx) dx = 1/u du = ln(u) = ln(cosx)
so, the answer is 1/2 * tan^2 x + ln(cosx) + c
i hope this make sense for u :*
it does thank you!
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integral 25cos^2(x)
sorry... i just new online use identity : cos^2 x = (1+cos2x)/2 so, int (25cos^2 x) dx = int (25(1+cos2x)/2) dx = int (25/2 + (25cos2x)/2) dx = (25/2) x + (25/4) sin2x + c because sin2x = 2sinxcosx it also can be = (25/2) x + (25/4) 2sinxcosx + c = (25/2) x + (25/2)sinxcosx + c
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