TimJ
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Hi.
Does anybody know how to solve next integral:
<br /> \int \frac{\sqrt{(y_1-y)\cos{y}}}{\sqrt{c_1-(y_1-y)\cos{y}}} dy<br />
where y_1 and c_1 are constants.
I am rewriting it, because it seems that latex is not working:
∫ (sqrt[(y_1-y) cos[y]]) / (sqrt[c_1 -(y_1-y) cos[y]]) dy
where y_1 and c_1 are constants.
Does anybody know how to solve next integral:
<br /> \int \frac{\sqrt{(y_1-y)\cos{y}}}{\sqrt{c_1-(y_1-y)\cos{y}}} dy<br />
where y_1 and c_1 are constants.
I am rewriting it, because it seems that latex is not working:
∫ (sqrt[(y_1-y) cos[y]]) / (sqrt[c_1 -(y_1-y) cos[y]]) dy
where y_1 and c_1 are constants.
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