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Trig Substitutions - Integration techniques
As we have completed in the last couple of sections, now let's start off with a couple of integrals that we should previously be able to do with a standard substitution.
Both of these utilized the substitution u = 25x2 - 4 and at this point should be pretty easy for you to do. Though, let's take a look at the following integral.
(x*1)+(x*7) =
sin (cot -1 {cos (tan -1 x)}) tan -1 x = A => tan A =x sec A = √(1+x 2 ) ==> cos A = 1/√(1+x 2 ) so A = cos -1 (1/√(1+x 2 )) sin (cot -1 {cos (tan -1 x)}) = s
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prove that sin A /cot A + cosec A = 2 + sinA / cot A - cosec A
Graph f ( x ) = |x| Solution There actually isn't much to in this problem outside of reminding ourselves of what absolute value is. Remember again that the absolute value f
I need help fast with my calculus work
arrange these numbers in ascending order. -5 -7 1 2 15 0 - 25
2 5 - 6 7 4 6 8 -10 8- 6 1 4
15(4*4*4*4*+5*5*5)+(13*13*13+3*3*3)
Do you agree with the necessity of the sequencing E - L - P - S for learning? If not, then what do you suggest as an alternative path for understanding and internalising mathematic
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