Math, asked by sachintendulkar45, 6 months ago

Integrate:-


\huge\green\tt\frac{ \sqrt{tanx}{sinxcosx}

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by ompirkashsingh893349
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Answer:

Hello mate, answer is here!!

Step-by-step explanation:

I = ( 1 + sinx)dx /( sinx + sinx .cosx)

we Know ,

sin2x = 2tanx/( 1+ tan²x)

cos2x = (1 - tan²x)/( 1 + tan²x)

use this

I = { 1 + 2tanx/2/( 1+ tan²x/2)}dx/{ 2tanx/2/( 1+tan²/2.) + 2tanx/2( 1 - tan²x/2)/( 1+ tan²x/2)² }

= ( 1 + tan²x/2 +2tanx/2)dx/( 2tanx/2)( 1+ tan²x/2 + 1 - tan²x/2)/( 1 + tan²x/2)

= ( 1 + tan²x/2)( 1 + tanx/2)²dx/2tanx/2× 2

= (1/4) { (sec²x/2)( 1 +tanx/2)dx/tanx/2

[ note :- ( 1 + tan²x/2 ) = sec²x/2 ]

now , let tanx/2 = P

differentiate

sec²x/2 × 1/2 dx = dP

sec²x/2dx = 2dP

use this in above

I = ( 1 + P)²2.dP/4P

=1/2 × ( 1+P² + 2P)dP/P

=1/2 × { dP/P + P.dP + 2dP }

= 1/2× { lnP + P²/2 + 2P }

put P = tanx/2

I = 1/2tanx/2 + 1/4tan²x/2 + tanx + C.

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