Asked by BOBBY
HOW WOULD YOU integrate this equation between zero and pi/2
1/(1+(tan^2008)xdx
1/(1+(tan^2008)xdx
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Answered by
drwls
let u = 2008 x.
Then the integrand becomes
(1/2008)* 1/(1 + tan^2 u) du
= (1/2008)sec^2 u du
The limits of the u integration are 0 to 1004 pi
The integral of sec^x u is tan u
So I get the answer to be (1/2008) tan (1004 pi)
Since 1004 pi is an integer-multiple of 2 pi, the answer is zero.
Check my thinking
Then the integrand becomes
(1/2008)* 1/(1 + tan^2 u) du
= (1/2008)sec^2 u du
The limits of the u integration are 0 to 1004 pi
The integral of sec^x u is tan u
So I get the answer to be (1/2008) tan (1004 pi)
Since 1004 pi is an integer-multiple of 2 pi, the answer is zero.
Check my thinking
Answered by
drwls
I meant to write
The integral of sec^2 u is tan u
The other steps are OK, I believe
The integral of sec^2 u is tan u
The other steps are OK, I believe
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