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Integral
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The
indefinite integral |
Trigonometric
integrals
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Trigonometric
integrals
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Trigonometric
integrals of the form
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∫
sinm x, cosn x dx
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where
m
and n
are integers, we use the following substitutions;
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1) if m
is a positive odd integer then, cos
x = t
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2) if n
is a positive odd integer then, sin
x = t
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3) if m
+ n is a
negative even integer then,
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If
m
and n
are positive
even integers then the integrand expression can be transformed
using the following
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trigonometric
identities,
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In
the following examples use appropriate substitutions and
trigonometric identities given above.
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Example: 85.
Evaluate |
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Example: 86.
Evaluate |
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Example: 87.
Evaluate |
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Example: 88.
Evaluate |
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Example: 89.
Evaluate |
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This
integral we can solve using the integration by parts formula, thus
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