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7 cos2x= (cosx)2 −(sinx)2 Integrating: R (sinx)m(cosx)ndx There are 3 cases 1 nisodd: Substitute u= sinx, du= cosxdx 2 misodd: Substitute u= cosx, du= −sinxdx Example: Evaluate R (sinx)3(cosx)3dx Solution: Let u= sinx, du= cosxdx This leaves (cosx)2 = 1−(sinx)2 = 1−u2 Z (sinx)3(cosx)3dx= Z u3(1−u2)du= u4/4−u6/6 = 1 4 (sinx)4
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cosx 2 1−sinx cosx 2 (1−sinx)2 cos2 x Step 2: Substitute 1 −sin2 x for cos2 x because sin2 x+cos2 x =1 (1−sinx)2 1−sin2 x →be careful, these are NOT the same Step 3: Factor the denominator and cancel out like terms (1−sinx)2 (1+sinx)( 1−sinx) 1−sinx 1+sinx 9 Plug in 5π 6 for x into the formula and simplify 2sin xcosx
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(cosx)2 = 1 2 (1+cos2x) (sinx)2 = 1 2 (1−cos2x) 3 8 2 Integration of powers of Trig functions Z (tanx)m(secx)ndx If n is even substitute u = tanx If m is odd then
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is sinx/2 The height of OBC is sinx/cosx, so its area is sinx/2cosx (ii) Immediate from (i) (iii) It follows from the definition of cosx that lim x→0 cosx = 1 Therefore, also limsinx/x = 1 by using the inequalities in (ii) (iv) Multiply and divide by 1 + cosx, use the identity (cosx)2 + (sinx)2 = 1, and parts (ii) and (iii) to obtain
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34 Find the points on the curve y = (cosx)/(2+sinx) at which the tangent is horizontal Answer: The tangent being horizontal means that the slope of the tangent line is zero In other words, we’re looking for those points where the derivative of the function is zero Using the quotient rule, the derivative is y0 = (2+sinx)(−sinx)−cosx
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