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Monday, March 2, 2009

integral of arc(cosx)


integral of arc(cosx)
make it into arc(cosx)*1 and use integration by parts

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  1. could you please explain further on u substitution

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    1. u = 1 - (x^2)

      du = -2x dx

      therefore -x dx = du / 2

      so the second integral becomes

      ∫ [ 1 / √(u) ] (du/2) = √u = √ {1 - (x^2)}

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