Math, asked by sourav3416, 11 months ago

∫cos(x+a) / Sin(x+b) dx

Answet who no

Answers

Answered by meghnakanade

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

∫cos(x+b+a-b)/sin(x+b)dx

cos(a-b)∫cot(x+b)dx -sin(a-b)∫1dx

cos(a-b)log|sin(x+b)|-xsin(a-b)+c

sourav3416: how ∫cos(x+a+a-b) that a-b came ?? any rules ?? formula ??

meghnakanade: no there is no such rule

meghnakanade: but that's the trick used for sums with trigo functions in both denominator and numerator

meghnakanade: hope you understood

sourav3416: nope still but i will try to understand by focusing in logic Thanks anyways // my basic is weak and I m trying to Mastering integration 14 to 15 hour day only Integration making lol ✅

meghnakanade: all the best

Previous Question

Next Question

∫cos(x+a) / Sin(x+b) dx Answet who no​

Answers

∫cos(x+a) / Sin(x+b) dx

Answet who no