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find indefinite integral [(sinx)^3]*[(cosx)^3] dx i got 1/192 * ((cos(6x)-9cos(2x)) + C but this isnt right. explain plz? thnxAsked by Mikey
find indefinite integral [(sinx)^3]*[(cosx)^3] dx
i got 1/192 * ((cos(6x)-9cos(2x)) + C
but this isnt right. explain plz? thnx
i got 1/192 * ((cos(6x)-9cos(2x)) + C
but this isnt right. explain plz? thnx
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You may want to show your work to know how you got your answer.
The good news is that your indefinite integral is correct, but off by 1/24, which can be absorbed in the integration constant.
Depending on how you integrated, it could give equivalent results of:
(3sin(x)^4-2sin(x)^6)/12, or
(2cos(x)^6-3cos(x)^4)/12
The latter is your answer less 1/24, the constant.
The good news is that your indefinite integral is correct, but off by 1/24, which can be absorbed in the integration constant.
Depending on how you integrated, it could give equivalent results of:
(3sin(x)^4-2sin(x)^6)/12, or
(2cos(x)^6-3cos(x)^4)/12
The latter is your answer less 1/24, the constant.
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