If we let u = cos t, then the integral [(sint). In (cost) dt can be expressed as - [In(u) du 0 [In(u) du of cos cos u [In(u)] du sin u [In(u)] du O All of the above O None of the above

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If we let u = cos t, then the integral
[(sint). In (cost) dt can be expressed
as
- [In(u) du
0
[In(u) du
of cos
cos u [In(u)] du
sin u [ln (u)] du
O All of the above
O None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:If we let u = cos t, then the integral [(sint). In (cost) dt can be expressed as - [In(u) du 0 [In(u) du of cos cos u [In(u)] du sin u [ln (u)] du O All of the above O None of the above
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