Asked by Sean


(24cos(8x))/(1+(sin^2(8x)))

Integrated from (pi/16,-pi/16

Answers

Answered by drwls
Try substitution.
Let u = sin 8x
du = 8 cos 8x dx
That makes the integral
3 du/(1+u^2)
with limits from u = 1 to -1
That should be an easy one.
Answered by Sean
Thank you. That made it so much simpler.
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