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My question is
Int (sinh^2x+cosh^2x) dx
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Answered by SirSumit
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

always prefer to do a u-substitution rather than integration by parts. As an analogy to circular trig functions,

sin(2x)=2sinxcosx

and it can be shown that

sinh(2x)=2sinhxcoshx

Using this identity, rewrite the integral to get:

∫sinh(2x)cosh(x)dx=∫2sinh(x)cosh(x)cosh(x)dx=2∫sinh(x)cosh2(x)dx

Now is the time for a u-substitution where we let u=cosh(x), and then du=sinh(x)dx. Thus,

2∫sinh(x)cosh2(x)dx=2∫u2du=2(u33)+C

Back-substituting in the value of u gives your final answer

23cosh3(x)+C

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