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Help please? find the indefinite integral and check the result by differentiation. integrate (cos x / 1-cos^2 x) dx
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@ganeshie8 could you help me with this one please?
simplify denominator first... use below identity : sin^2x + cos^2x = 1
integral (cos x/sin ^2 x)dx put sin x=t cosx dx=dt
you may do that, or after simplification if u remember the derivative of csc x, that works too... pen down and start messing wid it a bit :)
I got a little confused.. just to make sure the integral becomes (cos x/ sin^2 x) dx right?
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