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hello ,
this is ankeet p gala frm vadodara
i would like to seek your help on this two problems

1.    Integral of   ( sin 7x/ sin x)

2.   Integral of   (1+x^4/ 1+x^6)


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Hi ankeet_gala,
1). write sin 7x = sin (3x+4x) ;
                      =sin 3xcos 4x +sin 4xcos 3x
 { sin 4x=4sin xcos xcos 2x ; sin 3x=sinx(3 -4sin2x) = sinx(2cos2x+1) }
Therefore,sin 7x/sinx =4cosxcos2xcos3x + cos4x(2cos2x+1) ;
Now,4cosxcos2xcos3x = 1+cos2x+cos4x+cos6x ;
       2cos2xcos4x = cos6x + cos2x ;
Hence,sin 7x / sin x = 1+ 2cos2x +cos4x +2cos6x ;
which u can integrate easily .
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well vinu is absolutely correct, as always ....and the scond one can be done by partial fraction method...

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HI ANKEET
           DO IT AS FOLLOWS
                        THE FACTORS OF x^6+1 = (x^2+1)(x^4-x^2+1)
                          so add and subtract x^2 IN THE NR
                            I={x^4-x^2+1+x^2} /{x^6+1}
                            I=1/{x^2+1}dx  +1/3{3x^2}dx/{[x^3]^2+1}
                            I=TAN[INV] X +{1/3}TAN[INV}X^3
                           WHERE    ^MEANS POWER..................................
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students have done both the question for me...erfect...cheers

a 2nd year IIT DELHI student, doing B.Tech in chemical engineering
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