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integrate root tanx

Saideep Ch , 14 Years ago

Grade 11

3 Answers

Rahul Kumar

tan x = sin x / cos x
Put y = cos x
Now dy = d(cos x) = -sin x dx
Hence, int (tan x dx) = int (sin x dx / cos x) = int (-dy / y)
= - ln y
= -ln (cos x)
= ln (sec x)

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aniket deroy

INTEGRATION NOT POSSIBLE

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Qwerty

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