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∫(sinx)^3 dx
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i believe the answer is (1/3)(cosx)^3 -x but I want to be sure
Lets rewrite it.. sin^3(x)=(−cos^2(x)+1)sin(x)
=−sin(x)cos^2(x)+sin(x)
i got to the point where it was (1-(cosx)^2)sins dx
then you use u-sub
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yes
but your final answer is a bit wrong i think
so the next step would be -∫1-u^2 du right? after the u-sub
(1/3)(cosx)^3 is integral of −sin(x)cos^2(x)
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Then just add integral of sin(x to that...
ok
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