ſcos^2 (3x) dx For the indicated integral, what would the first be? * cos²x = (1+ cos 2x) Save a cosine and convert the rest Use a power reducing formula ane to sines use the rule Save a sine and convert the rest t Use the rule cos^2 (x)= 1- sin^2 (x) cosines

ſcos^2 (3x) dx For the indicated integral, what would the first be? * cos²x = (1+ cos 2x) Save a cosine and convert the rest Use a power reducing formula ane to sines use the rule Save a sine and convert the rest t Use the rule cos^2 (x)= 1- sin^2 (x) cosines

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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