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Peter_L
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Hello everyone,
I haven't done calculus in a long time now and I've been reviewing some old calc books but couldnt' find anything that helps. Was wondering how to integrate this function:
e^(-t/2)cos(n2t)dt
I was thinking of using the u substitution technique but can't find a substitute for u. Any help would be fantastic.
Thanks.
I haven't done calculus in a long time now and I've been reviewing some old calc books but couldnt' find anything that helps. Was wondering how to integrate this function:
e^(-t/2)cos(n2t)dt
I was thinking of using the u substitution technique but can't find a substitute for u. Any help would be fantastic.
Thanks.