13. To evaluate f 2costx-1 dx, the integrand can be transformed to 1-sin²x a. [(3cos³x+csc²x)dx b. [3 cos x (1 – sec²x)dx c. [(3tan²x – csc²x)dx d. [(3 cos x – sec²x)dx
13. To evaluate f 2costx-1 dx, the integrand can be transformed to 1-sin²x a. [(3cos³x+csc²x)dx b. [3 cos x (1 – sec²x)dx c. [(3tan²x – csc²x)dx d. [(3 cos x – sec²x)dx
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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.4: Values Of The Trigonometric Functions
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