 Quote by Riazy
Mark44: We don't use sec x in sweden, so no i don't
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LOL
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╔(σ_σ)╝: Hmm i could need some more elaboration on that method, I really need to get to solve this, but i won't be able to get in touch with my professor at the moment, and I live 60 kilometers from my uni :/
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Well,...
[tex]\int \frac{1}{cosx} \frac{sinx}{sinx} dx[/tex]
Technically speaking, this is not a good idea since sinx or cosx could be zero and you have problems with division by zero. By I assume that the region in question doesn't cause this type of problems.
Now use the substitution u =sinx and show me what you get.