Question

Help me with intergals.
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Answer 1

replace \(t\) by \(\sin(x)\) in the integrand, then multiply by the derivative of sine, which is cosine
that is all

Answer 2

I entered cossin, it says it was wrong

Answer 3

its a derivative under the integral sign

Answer 4

\[h'(x)=\left[\cos(\sin^5(x))+\sin(x)\right]\cos(x)\]

Answer 5

the answer is correct!
how did you get this?

Answer 6

look at my answer and what satellite told you to do

Answer 7

this followis from the definition of "Integration under the differential"

Answer 8

thank you.

Answer 9

yw

Answer 10

I meant to say "differentiation under the integration sign!"
this is the same as your other post.