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\[\int\limits_{0}^{\pi/6}\sin2x\]
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Do you need help finding the anti derivative?
Consider the function \(a\cos(bx)\). We can use chain rule to differentiate. \[ [a\cos(bx)]' = -ab\sin(bx) \]If we want \(b=2\) and \(-ab=1\), this means \(a=-1/2\) then we can see \[ \left[-\frac 12\cos(2x)\right]'=\sin(2x) \]
There are easier ways to do it, but I'm assuming you don't know those techniques and wanted you to consider this undetermined coefficients method.
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