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integrate cos2x.sin4x/cos^4x(1+cos^2 2x)

integrate cos2x.sin4x/cos^4x(1+cos^2 2x)

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Yash Baheti IIT Roorkee
askIITians Faculty 97 Points
9 years ago
Hi,

Convert all the terms in 2x angle and put COS2x = t.
You will get the differential in the denominator.

Convert the integral in t and do the partial fraction. After this step ull see that the question has reduced to two standard integrals. Do the integral in t and perform the back substitution to get the final answer.

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