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It's a simple question.
Here's the solution. Hope it helps.
If you don't know what that Identity in the bracket means, use the chain rule instead.
For chain rule,
suppose u = 6t
So, du/dt = 6
So, dt = (du)/6
Replace this in the integral, and put u = 6t.
Then the integral will reduce to:
1/6 (integral) sin u du
Then you can proceed as normal.
Here's the solution. Hope it helps.
If you don't know what that Identity in the bracket means, use the chain rule instead.
For chain rule,
suppose u = 6t
So, du/dt = 6
So, dt = (du)/6
Replace this in the integral, and put u = 6t.
Then the integral will reduce to:
1/6 (integral) sin u du
Then you can proceed as normal.
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