integrate
[(tanx)1/2/sinxcosx ]dx
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SOLUTION:--
multiply the denominator and numerator by cosx.
take the cosx in numerator as a sub-denominator to the present denominator.
and multiply the the other cosx to the present cosx making it cos^2 x
I = tanx ^1/2 / sinx/cosx . cos^2x dx ( changing cos to sec )
= tanx ^1/2 / tanx x sec^2x dx( cutting tanx )
= sec^2x / tanx dx
take tanx = t
then sec^2x . dx . = dt therefore subsitutuing the values ... I = integral dt / t = log t + c = log (tanx ) + c
SOLUTION:--
multiply the denominator and numerator by cosx.
take the cosx in numerator as a sub-denominator to the present denominator.
and multiply the the other cosx to the present cosx making it cos^2 x
I = tanx ^1/2 / sinx/cosx . cos^2x dx ( changing cos to sec )
= tanx ^1/2 / tanx x sec^2x dx( cutting tanx )
= sec^2x / tanx dx
take tanx = t
then sec^2x . dx . = dt therefore subsitutuing the values ... I = integral dt / t = log t + c = log (tanx ) + c
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