8. In each case use the given trigonometric substitution to evaluate the integral. You may assume that 0 < 0 < 5. (c) / ; (a) / ; - dx (put r = tan0] dx [put r = 5 cos 0] (a) (1+ x²) /25 – 22 ° (d) / tan 0] (b) JA- 12 dx [put x = 2 sin 6] dx [put x²/1+ x² r

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8. In each case use the given trigonometric substitution to evaluate the integral. You may
assume that 0 < 0 < 5.
(c) / ;
(a) / ;
- dx (put r = tan0]
dx [put r = 5 cos 0]
(a)
(1+ x²)
/25 – 22 °
(d) /
tan 0]
(b) JA- 12
dx [put x = 2 sin 6]
dx [put
x²/1+ x²
r
Transcribed Image Text:8. In each case use the given trigonometric substitution to evaluate the integral. You may assume that 0 < 0 < 5. (c) / ; (a) / ; - dx (put r = tan0] dx [put r = 5 cos 0] (a) (1+ x²) /25 – 22 ° (d) / tan 0] (b) JA- 12 dx [put x = 2 sin 6] dx [put x²/1+ x² r
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