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plz someone solve this one i'm able to integrate it but the primitive is not defined at 0........int
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plz someone solve this one i'm able to integrate it but the primitive is not defined at 0........intergattion (from 0 to pi /2) 8+7 cos x.dx/(8cosx + 7 )^2...


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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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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.....
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u can do dat only wen the two functions are distinct like if one is trigo then the other might b an exponential or an algebriac function.  here simply sep. the numerator in two parts and solve.

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hello i tried that querstion in u'r manner but that will be a very long process and u may not get the ans in that way so i've used the above mentioned method tell me how to evaluate the limits i.e the primitive at 0
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 Answer is    sinx /(8cosx+7)

 

by applying Limit we get 1/7

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bro plz tell me d method u see i've mentioned my method above tell me if u know any other method.....
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Use substitution in such a way that the primitive is continious at 0.

Answer is    sinx /(8cosx+7)

 by applying Limit we get 1/7

ITZ  VERY LENGTHY , BUT TRY TO SOLVE IT WITH SPEED , ITZ EASY


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23 Jan 2010 20:11:51 IST
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 an easy approach  is given in arihant calculus book for these kind of problems 

 

 


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ok thanx to everyone bt can anyone tell me that what was the problem with my method

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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 

 

 

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yes u r absolutely correct



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