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Integral Calculus
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DEVENDRA MEHENDALE
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18 Jan 2010 11:17:18 IST
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Use substitution in such a way that the primitive is continious at 0.
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18 Jan 2010 15:05:56 IST
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well i've not used substitution i've used the following method.................the numerator we can express as (7cot x + 8 cosec x)sinx and now we can apply by parts by taking (7cot x + 8 cosec x) as first function and remaing as second function.....
24 Jan 2010 21:03:55 IST
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i think u r a subscriber of brilliant's correspondence course and they solve very similar to u
there is no problem with ur method by ur method the final answer comes out to be
applying limits u get
HENCE ANS IS
I DONT FEEL ANY WRONG WITH UR METHOD











