I need the answer as soon as possible 5-4- Integrals of hyperbolic functions:The integration formulas for the hyperbolic functions are:19) fsinh u du = cosh u +e20 ) cosh u du = sinh u +c21) ftanh u du = In(cosh u)+e22) Jcoth u du = In(sinh u)+c23 ) f sec h'u du = tanh u +c24 ) feseh'u du = coth u +e25 ) f%3Dsec hu · tanh u du -sec hu +e26 )csc hu · coth u · du = -csc hu +e•du...

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Ssinh u du = cosh u+c 20) fcosh u du = sinh u +c 21) ftanh u du - In(cosh u)+e 19) u• du = sinh u +c