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the integral 1/(a^2cos^2(x)+b^2sin^(x))^2 for the interval [0,pi/2] is

the integral 1/(a^2cos^2(x)+b^2sin^(x))^2 for the interval [0,pi/2] is

Grade:12th pass

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Amlan Kumar
39 Points
6 years ago
Divide the numerator and denominator by cos to the powe 4 x and than use an unique substitution atanx=btan t.
 
On simplification your answer becomes pi(a sq+b sq)/a cube*b cube
 
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