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Idk how to integrate that. What would be the fastest method?![Name: 725D40D5-0609-430B-8211-01BADF2C4875.jpeg
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Start with the sin2x formula. Square it then think about getting it in terms of cos. Then, you can use reverse chain rule with the sin.
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Start with the sin2x formula. Square it then think about getting it in terms of cos. Then, you can use reverse chain rule with the sin.
Start with the sin2x formula. Square it then think about getting it in terms of cos. Then, you can use reverse chain rule with the sin.
What about the sint at the end?
Cause we end up with sin^3t cos^2t I believe
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Is this just A2 a level maths. If it is I’m scared for my life 😟
Is this just A2 a level maths. If it is I’m scared for my life 😟
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What about the sint at the end?
Cause we end up with sin^3t cos^2t I believe
Nah
What about the sint at the end?
Cause we end up with sin^3t cos^2t I believe
Nah
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Yes, but don’t include the sin yet. Ill just give it away, so spoilers. Basically replace the sin^2 with 1-cos^2. Then you have a part with cos squared and cos ^4 etc. then multiple out with the sin and you should have two parts with a sin on the outside. Then you can use reverse chain rule.
Yes, but don’t include the sin yet. Ill just give it away, so spoilers. Basically replace the sin^2 with 1-cos^2. Then you have a part with cos squared and cos ^4 etc. then multiple out with the sin and you should have two parts with a sin on the outside. Then you can use reverse chain rule.
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If you end up with sin^3tcos^2t, you could just re write this as sintcos^2tsin^2t, replace the sin^2t with 1 - cos^2t, and then integrate 4sintcos^2t - 4sintcos^4t
If you end up with sin^3tcos^2t, you could just re write this as sintcos^2tsin^2t, replace the sin^2t with 1 - cos^2t, and then integrate 4sintcos^2t - 4sintcos^4t
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I got cos^3 t -cos^5 t
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Okay idk what ive done wrong but im gettting a different answer to wolframalpha
I got cos^3 t -cos^5 t
I got cos^3 t -cos^5 t
You could have solved it by getting to a point where you had a sin^5(t), then expanding out using demoivres and integrating. The answer would still be correct, just looks very different. Which is what I believe symbolabs did, no idea what Wolfram did
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Okay idk what ive done wrong but im gettting a different answer to wolframalpha
I got cos^3 t -cos^5 t
I got cos^3 t -cos^5 t
As noted, you should have coefficients in front of your trig functions!
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I got something close to what you got, though I had coefficients Infront of my trig and different negative signs. Remember Wolfram will solve it differently, when I put it into symbolabs it also gives a third different solution, all of them should be able to rearrange into the other.
You could have solved it by getting to a point where you had a sin^5(t), then expanding out using demoivres and integrating. The answer would still be correct, just looks very different. Which is what I believe symbolabs did, no idea what Wolfram did
I got something close to what you got, though I had coefficients Infront of my trig and different negative signs. Remember Wolfram will solve it differently, when I put it into symbolabs it also gives a third different solution, all of them should be able to rearrange into the other.
You could have solved it by getting to a point where you had a sin^5(t), then expanding out using demoivres and integrating. The answer would still be correct, just looks very different. Which is what I believe symbolabs did, no idea what Wolfram did
, then 
, so Wolfram's answer multiplies out to 
, which is what I get when I integrate using the hint given in post #6
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The hint in post #6 is the way to do this As noted, you should have coefficients in front of your trig functions!
If you write, then , so Wolfram's answer multiplies out to , which is what I get when I integrate using the hint given in post #6
The hint in post #6 is the way to do this
As noted, you should have coefficients in front of your trig functions!If you write
, then , so Wolfram's answer multiplies out to , which is what I get when I integrate using the hint given in post #6
Is there any reason particular Wolfram gives the answer as that? Or is it just made to simplify things a certain way
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Yeh I reached the 4/5 cos^5.......
Is there any reason particular Wolfram gives the answer as that? Or is it just made to simplify things a certain way
Yeh I reached the 4/5 cos^5.......
Is there any reason particular Wolfram gives the answer as that? Or is it just made to simplify things a certain way
But there are quite often alternative forms for an integral (e.,g, logarithms instead of inverse hyperbolics, various equivalent trig identities etc) so don't panic too much if you get an alternative answer
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