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Some integrals might seem complicated. But they will simplify significantly if you look at them in the right way. Evaluate the integral cos (0) + sin(20) – 3 cos(8) F(®) = | sin°(@) +3 cos²2(@) +2 sin(8) – 3 de Hint: Try substituting u = sin(#).

Some integrals might seem complicated. But they will simplify significantly if you look at them in the right way. Evaluate the integral cos (0) + sin(20) – 3 cos(8) F(®) = | sin°(@) +3 cos²2(@) +2 sin(8) – 3 de Hint: Try substituting u = sin(#).

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Intermediate Algebra
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Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters
Publisher:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters
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Some integrals might seem complicated. But they will simplify significantly if you look at them in the right way. Evaluate the integral cos (0) + sin(20) – 3 cos(8) F(®) = | sin°(@) +3 cos²2(@) +2 sin(8) – 3 de Hint: Try substituting u = sin(#).
Transcribed Image Text:Some integrals might seem complicated. But they will simplify significantly if you look at them in the right way. Evaluate the integral cos (0) + sin(20) – 3 cos(8) F(®) = | sin°(@) +3 cos²2(@) +2 sin(8) – 3 de Hint: Try substituting u = sin(#).
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