How to integrate sinx/(1+sinx)

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Homework Statement


As stated in the title.


Homework Equations


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The Attempt at a Solution


Honestly, I'm stuck. I have no idea where to go. My only thought is to multiply the top and bottom by sinx but where would that get me?
 
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I agree you should multiply the denominator and numerator by some quantity. As a hint, it might be useful to consider that [itex]1-\sin^2x=\cos^2 x[/itex].
 
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I agree you should multiply the denominator and numerator by some quantity. As a hint, it might be useful to consider that [itex]1-\sin^2x=\cos^2 x[/itex].

Yes, I did that, and am confused where to go from there.
 
Multiple the top and bottom by sin2x
 
Solved it. Multiplied the top and bottom by the Pythagorean Conjugate.