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can someone explain this to me? find the integral of dx/(1-sinx)
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i don't know what that is
try this: multiply and divide this integral in both denominator and numertr with (1+sinx) then you will have denominator as = 1-(sinx)^2 which is = (cosx)^2 and your numert will be= 1+sinx
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