Math, asked by ad2001, 1 year ago

how to integrate sine inverse sq root x?

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Answered by Vieshal
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I may guess it's is 1/✓1-x
ploopy5288: maybe root of 1-x
Answered by sindrella
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this is the correct answer
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ad2001: I asked for integral(asin(√x))dx
sindrella: by root
sindrella: okay i get it the answer
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