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I tried to integrate the part after the cosine. I took out the "x" and got (x^2)/(2) and then multiplied it back into the (4*pi)/(25), and simplified it to (2*pi*x^2)/(25). Do I instead not bother with the inside of the cosine, and just leave it as is, as in (4*pi*x)/(25)?

So would the answer then be -5cos((2*pi*x^2)/(25))?

Thanks for the explanation. I just want to confirm though, that the integral should be -5cos(du), right?

Homework Statement It is a really long word problem, but I only need help with integrating one part of the proble. Homework Equations I need to know how to integrate 2+5sin((4*pi*x)/(25)) The Attempt at a Solution I tried using the chain rule by first integrating the sin into...