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integrate the following(plz give the complete solution)
1)e2logcotx ans -cotx-x
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(1-x)/(1+x) ans sin- x +[ ]
(1-x2 )
3)cosh2xsinhx ans (e3x -e-3x )/12 - (ex - e-x )/4
4)sec5xtanx ans 1/5(sec5x)
5)cos3xsinx ans -(cos4x )/4
6)[ 3]
sinx ans 3/4(sinx)4/3
7)x3 sinx4 ans -(cosx4 )/4
8)cot2xcosecx2x ans -(cot3x)/3
9)(sec2x)/[ ]
(1-tan2x) ans sin-1 (tanx)
10)1/(1-cosx-sinx) ans logI1-cotx/2I
11)sin2x ans 1/2{x-1/2sin2x}
12)sin2 (ax+b) ans 1/a{(1/2(ax+b)-1/4sin2 (ax+b)}
13)cos3xcosx ans (1/10)sin5x +(1/2)sinx
14)cosxcos2xcos3x ans (1/24)sin6x +(1/16)sin4x +(1/8)sin2x +(1/4)x
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(2+sin3x) cos3x ans (1/9 )(2(2+sin3x)3/2 )
16) sin2x/([ ]
1+cos2x) ans -2[ ]
(1+cos2x)
17)sin2x/(a+bcosx)2 ans -(1/2){2log Ia+bcosxI} - {2a/(b2(a+bcosx))}
many salutes assured
Comments (14)
integralcot^4x+cot^2xdx
& on simplification u get d required value
fr d 10th problem cosx=1-tan^2x/1+tan^2x
& similarly fr sinx & den integrate u will get d answer
fr d 11th problem sin^2x=1-cos2x/2
& den simplyfy u will get d answer
in this case we get (cos 4x + cos 2x)/2
then its normal integration
i think the 13 ans is wrong.........it is not matching with the calculated answer
14) it is on the same line..................just take first two terms and find the value in sum form using the same formula
ten u take the third term with these terms
then u get the answer using normal integration





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1-x^2 =[ ]
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elog cot^2 x=cot2x
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=-cot x -x