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Q: Integrate using trigonometric substitution
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Q: 2. Is trigonometric substitution needed to evaluate /9 - x² dx?
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Q: ntegrate using trigonometric substitution: dx 25+x2
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Q: Describe some similarities and differences between y = cosx and y = secx.
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Q: Use a trigonometric substitution to calculate xVx² + 4 dx
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Q: Express sin(x +y+z) in terms of cosine and sines of x, y, z.
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Q: differentiate y = (cosx)cotx for cosx >0 and simplify
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