Math, asked by anant5045, 10 months ago

Integration of Cos 3 x + sin x dx​

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Answered by hirak143
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Answer:

\frac{sin3x}{3}   - cosx+ c \:

Step-by-step explanation:

integration \: of \:  ( \:cos3x +  sinx )dx \\  =  \frac{sin3x}{3}    +   (- cosx)+ c  \\ =  \frac{sin3x}{3}   - cosx+ c

Answered by Anonymous
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Here ,

I = integration (cos 3x + sin x)dx

I = [(sin 3x /3) + (-cosx)] + C

{ because

integration (cos ax) = sinax/a

&

integration (sin x) = (-cos x) }

I = (sin 3x / 3) - (cos x) + C

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