Question

Integration

Answer 1

What have you tried? Or are you not sure where to begin?

Answer 2

If you notice, the derivative of y+sin(y) is 1+cos(y). Do you know how to do substitution @silverxx

Answer 3

Okay @silverxx , remember the last question we solved. I would give you a hint, you solved this:

\[\large{\int\cfrac{\sec^2x}{\tan x}dx}\]

Now, using @Kainui 's hint and the solution for the above problem try to find out the answer.

Answer 4

@Kainui im trying to solve this. thank you =)

Answer 5

@vishweshshrimali5 yes. =)

Answer 6

Yes. the answer would be ln y+sin y +c

Answer 7

Great work

Answer 8

Yeah, good job. =)

Answer 9

Thank yoouu