Math, asked by kimallure547, 14 days ago

integral
$1 + sin \: 2x$
dx

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$\int \: (1 + sin2x)dx \\ = \int \: dx + \int \: sin2x \: dx \\ = x - \frac{ cos2x}{2} + c$

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