3. Consider sin(x) cos(x) d.r. Evaluate it first by substituting u1 = sin(x), then again by substituting u2 = cos(x). Try to explain the seeming contradiction between two answers.

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3. Consider
| sin(x) cos(r) dx. Evaluate it first by substituting u1 = sin(x), then again by
substituting u2 = cos(x). Try to explain the seeming contradiction between two answers.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Consider | sin(x) cos(r) dx. Evaluate it first by substituting u1 = sin(x), then again by substituting u2 = cos(x). Try to explain the seeming contradiction between two answers.
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