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Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Author:David Poole

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Chapter7: Distance And Approximation

Section7.5: Applications

Problem 17EQ

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Evaluate cos*x sin² xdx.
A 1
B
D
·x +
16
1
48
sin 4x
1
1
=x+ sin 4x -
16
8
O E None of the Above
1
64
1
sin³ 2x + C
sin³ 2x + C
C
D
1
16
x-
1
=X-
16
1
8
1
48
sin 4x +
sin 4x +
1
sin³ 2x + C
1
64
sin³ 2x + C

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