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integration of (1/secx+sinx)

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Answered by Anonymous
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 ∫ [ cosx / (cosxsinx + 1) ] dx 

= ∫ [2cosx / 2(cosxsinx + 1) ] dx 

= ∫ [ ( cosx + cosx + sinx - sinx) / (2cosxsinx + 2) ] dx 

= ∫ [ ( cosx + sinx) / (2cosxsinx + 2) ] dx + ∫ [ ( cosx - sinx) / (2cosxsinx + 2) ] dx 

= - ∫ [ (cosx + sinx)/( -3 - 2cosxsinx + cos²x + sin²x ) ] dx + ∫ [ ( cosx - sinx) / (2cosxsinx + 1 + cos²x + sin²x ) ] dx 

= - ∫ [ (cosx + sinx)/( -3 + (cosx - sinx)² ) ] dx + ∫ [ ( cosx - sinx)/ ( 1 + ( cosx + sinx)² ) ] dx 

= - ∫ [ 1 /( -3 + (sinx - cosx )² ) ] d(sinx - cosx) + ∫ [ 1/ ( 1 + (sinx + cosx)² ) ] d(sinx + cosx) 

= - ∫ [ 1/( -3 + (sinx - cosx )² ) ] d(sinx - cosx) + ∫ [ 1/ ( 1 + (sinx + cosx)² ) ] d(sinx + cosx) 


= - ∫ [ 1/( -3 + t² ) ] dt + ∫ [ 1/ ( 1 + u² ) ] du 

= ( 1/√3 ) ln | (t + √3) / (t - √3) | + arctgu + C 

= ( 1/√3 ) ln | (sinx - cosx + √3) / (sinx - cosx - √3) | + arctg(sinx + cosx) + C
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