integral of (sinx. e^cosx- (sinx+cosx).e^(sinx+cosx)/ e^2sinx- 2e^(sinx) +1
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#.A test I just had was integrate by substitution:
Sin(x)e^Cos(x).
I did something like this:
Let u=Cos(x)
du=-sin(x) dx
∫sin(x)e^Cos(x) dx = ∫-e^u du
=∫-e^Cos(x) du
= -e ^cos (x) + c
Is that correct??
Thank you.
Sin(x)e^Cos(x).
I did something like this:
Let u=Cos(x)
du=-sin(x) dx
∫sin(x)e^Cos(x) dx = ∫-e^u du
=∫-e^Cos(x) du
= -e ^cos (x) + c
Is that correct??
Thank you.
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