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Grade 11Integral Calculus

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find the integration of f(x)=(sin ¹°°xcos ??x)dx from(0,π)

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12 Years agoGrade 11
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ApprovedApproved Tutor Answer12 Years ago
let I =integral of 0 to p sin ¹°°xcos x dx I =integral of 0 to p sin ¹°°(p-x)cos(p-x )dx =-integral of 0 to p sin ¹°°xcos x dx = -I 2I=0 I=0

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