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Can you help me with this question please? I am integrating 3 - sin2x. Limits, 3pi/2 and pi/2. I have got 3x + 1/2cos2x, but now I need to evaluate the equation. Can anyone show me how I do this please? Thanks
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\[\int\limits_{\frac{ \pi }{ 2 }}^{ \frac{ 3\pi }{ 2}} 3 -sin2x dx \] Use u-substitution for 2x: u: 2x du: 2dx 1/2du:dx Plug the limits into u: 2(3pi/2) = 3pi 2(pi/2) = pi \[\frac{1}{2}\int\limits_{\pi }^{ 3\pi} 3 -sinu du \] Now try! :)
you simply substitide x for 3pi/2 first and then substitude x for pi/2. then subtract the latter from the first. so (3*(3pi/2)+1/2cos(2*(3pi/2)) - (3*(pi/2)+1/2cos(2*(pi/2))
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