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how do i integrate -- cosx/((sinx)^2 + 1) with respect to x
thanks for your help
thanks for your help
How to Integrate cosx/((sinx)^2 + 1) with Respect to x
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Set u=sin(x)
tmozam
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oh wow , why didnt i think of that ?
thanks a lot
thanks a lot
tmozam
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what is the integral of ∫ cosx/(sinx)^9 with respect to x.
i think this one is a bit challenging
i think this one is a bit challenging
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Just let u = sin(x) again...
tmozam
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how about integral of 10^x with respect to x
fourier jr
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write [itex]10^x = e^{xln10}[/itex]
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Or, set u=10^x
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