How can I integrate sin(x)/(1-x) using the substitution method?

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The integration of the function sin(x)/(1-x) cannot be performed analytically. This conclusion aligns with the integration of sin(x)/x, which similarly lacks a closed-form solution. Participants in the discussion emphasized the limitations of traditional integration techniques for this specific function.

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What technique should I use to integrate this: sin(x)/(1-x)?
 
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NINHARDCOREFAN said:
What technique should I use to integrate this: sin(x)/(1-x)?

Same one you'd use to integrate sin(x)/x. It can't be done analytically.
 

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