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Here we use substitution method :
let log(sin(x))= t
=> 1/sinx(cosx)dx= dt
=> cosx/sinx dx = dt
=>. cotx = dt
now put these in question we get
Now put the value of t= log(sin(x))
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I = ⌡ {cotx / log(sinx) } dx
Let u = log(sinx)
On differentiating, we will get
du/dx = (1/sinx) * d(sinx)/dx [log x = (1/x)]
du/dx = cosx/sinx
du = cotx dx
Hence,
I = ⌡ {1 / u } du
=> I = log(u) + C
=> I = log(logIsinxI)+C
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