53-60. Integrals with sin? x and cos? x Evaluate the followingintegrals.53.cos x dx54.sin?x dx(sin (0 +/455.de6cos 80 de56..피/4sin? 20 de/x cos (x*) đx57.58./4'피/6sin 2 y| sin' y + 2dy (Hint: sin 2y = 2 sin y cos y.)59./2sin' e do60.

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