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How do I solve this integrals?
(dy/secˆ2(y))
(dx/(-xˆ2 + x))
(dy/secˆ2(y))
(dx/(-xˆ2 + x))
The discussion focuses on solving the integrals (dy/sec²(y)) and (dx/(-x² + x)). The first integral can be simplified using the identity ∫(dy/sec²(y)) = ∫cos²(y) dy, leveraging the double-angle formula. For the second integral, participants suggest completing the square in the denominator and applying u-substitution to facilitate the integration process.
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FrostScYthe said:How do I solve this integrals?
(dy/secˆ2(y))
(dx/(-xˆ2 + x))
#1, [tex]\int \frac{dy}{\sec ^ 2 y} = \int \frac{dy}{\frac{1}{\cos ^ 2 y}} = \int \cos ^ 2 y dy[/tex]FrostScYthe said:How do I solve this integrals?
(dy/secˆ2(y))
(dx/(-xˆ2 + x))