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Graphing Polar Equation: r = sin(t) + cos(t)
really? ohkay~- mk200789
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Graphing Polar Equation: r = sin(t) + cos(t)
Homework Statement let r = sin(t)+ cos(t) sketch the graph Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i really don't know how to start this off. i know some working should be done in order to sketch it but what?- mk200789
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- Polar
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Integrate (x^3)sqrt(x^2 + 8) dx - Homework Solution
thanks. yeh i was told to use trig sub:)- mk200789
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Integrate (x^3)sqrt(x^2 + 8) dx - Homework Solution
SO...my working so far is correct? or the prof's correct?:|- mk200789
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Integrate (x^3)sqrt(x^2 + 8) dx - Homework Solution
Homework Statement integrate (x^3)sqrt(x^2 + 8) dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution let x = 2sqrt(2)tan(t) ==> dx= 2sqrt(2)sec^2(t) dt =int (x^3)sqrt(x^2 + 8) dx =int (16sqrt(2)tan^3(t)) sqrt(8tan^2(t) + 8) (2sqrt(2)sec^2(t)) dt =int (32 sqrt(2)) (tan^3(t))...- mk200789
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- Integration
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Integrating a Trigonometric Function with a Power of Secant: tan(x)sec^4(x)
ttthank you!- mk200789
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Integrating a Trigonometric Function with a Power of Secant: tan(x)sec^4(x)
Homework Statement integrate tan(x)sec^4(x) dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution int tan(x)sec^4(x) dx = int tan(x)sec^2(x)sec^2(x) dx = int tan(x)sec^2(x) (tan^2(x)+1) dx let u = tanx ==> du = sec^2(x) dx = int usec^2(x) (u^2 + 1) /sec^2(x) du = int u(u^2+1)...- mk200789
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- Integration Trig
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