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integration--im lost
how do you integrate this one
\int sint cosnt dti tried using this identity 1/2 [sin(t-nt) + sin (t-nt)]
then i got stuck so i used another identity again
sin (t^{+}_{-}nt)= sintcosnt^{+}_{-}costsinnt
the result is the original equation..
to sum it all, I am hopelessly stuck
Homework Statement
how do you integrate this one
\int sint cosnt dti tried using this identity 1/2 [sin(t-nt) + sin (t-nt)]
then i got stuck so i used another identity again
sin (t^{+}_{-}nt)= sintcosnt^{+}_{-}costsinnt
the result is the original equation..
to sum it all, I am hopelessly stuck