Integrating exp{-5cos(t)}: A Quick Guide to Finding the Solution

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[SOLVED] quick check please help

Homework Statement



integrate exp{-5cos(t)}


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Is it -5sin(t)exp{-5cos(t)}?
 
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can sumone jus say yes or no, my mathematica aint working
 
No. And I doubt mathematica could integrate that either.
 
thanks didnt think so, just proved my tutor partner wrong lol thanks again
 

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