Solving for the Integral of sin (x^0.5)

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The discussion focuses on solving the integral of sin(x^0.5). A participant suggests using the substitution u = sin(x^0.5) and calculates du/dx as cos(x^0.5) * (1/(x^0.5)). Another participant recommends trying the substitution u = √x and suggests the method of integration by parts as a potential approach. These techniques are essential for tackling this integral effectively.

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Integrate sin (x^0.5)

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I let u = sin (x^0.5) , du/dx = cos [(x)^0.5 ] ( 1/ (x)^0.5 ) , how to proceed ? [/B]
 
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Have you tried ##u=\sqrt{x}\,##?
 
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Have you tried integration by parts?
 
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