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integration of sin square x cos square x​

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Answered by rithishd
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Sin^{2} x. Cos^2x.dx

Sin^2x . 1-Sin^2x . dx

sin^x and -sin^2x gets cancelled

1 . dx

=> dx


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Answered by Anonymous
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\displaystyle\int\sin^2x\,\cos^2x\,dx\\=\tfrac14\int(2\sin x\cos x)^2\,dx\\=\tfrac14\int\sin^22x\,dx=\tfrac18\int(1-\cos4x)\,dx\\\\=\tfrac18(x-\tfrac14\sin4x)+C\\\\=\tfrac18x-\tfrac1{32}\sin4x+C


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