Question

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Consider the definite integral from pi/6 to pi/2 cos(z)/sin5(z)dz

Then the most appropriate substitution to simplify this integral is
u =

Then dz=f(z)du where
f(z) =

After making the substitution and simplifying we obtain the integral abg(u)du where
g(u) =
a =
b =

This definite integral has value =


Help please!!!! can't understand !!

Answer 1

I assume you mean

∫cos(z)/sin^5(z) dz
If u = sin(z), then du = cos(z) dz and we have
∫u^-5 du
= -1/4 u^-4

Now the limits of integration become [1/2,1] because u = sin(z)

Now it's easy to evaluate:

(-1/4 * 1^-4)-(-1/4 * 2^4) = 15/4