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integrate sin5x dx
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sin differentiates to cosine so sin integrates to -cos(x) make up for the 5 with 1/5 so -1/5cos(5x)
take 5x=t then the integral transforms to S 1/5 sint dt 1/5 is constant and integral of sint is -cost Therefore your answer will be -1/5cos(t) Substitute back for t and you get your answer as -1/5sin(5x)+constant
Unless you mean \(\int \sin^5x~dx~?\)
hope not lol
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