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When finding the area between the curves y=cos2x and y=0 within the points x=pi/4 and x=pi/2, must I use u-substitution in order to find the definite integral of -cos2x?
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it would help
ok thanks
what else would you use? / do
No idea, just making sure that is the correct approach before I start this problem. I could have been missing something considering if never found the area between two curves before.
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in that case, yes, you use u substitution
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