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find the area bounded by the curve and the axis y=sin squaredx from x=0 to pi

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find the area bounded by the curve and the axis y=sin squaredx from x=0 to pi

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manish singh

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cos2x = cos^2x-sin^2x=1-2sin^2xso sin^2x=1/2-cos2x/2it can b integrated easily!best of luck! :)

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pi/2

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Let X=

......................(I)

.....................(II)

Adding (I) and (II),

2X=

Therefore, X=

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