Using a trigonometric substitution, the integral dz becomes: (z2 - 4)3/2 Select one: a. None of these sin 0 Ob. co @ de Cos 6 sin @ de d. ftan 6d0

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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.2: Trigonometric Functions Of Angles
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Using a trigonometric substitution, the integral
dz becomes:
(z2 - 4)3/2
Select one:
a. None of these
Ob. in 0
cos
de
c.J
Cos 6
sin
de
d. ftan 6d0
Transcribed Image Text:Using a trigonometric substitution, the integral dz becomes: (z2 - 4)3/2 Select one: a. None of these Ob. in 0 cos de c.J Cos 6 sin de d. ftan 6d0
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