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Topic :- Definite integral

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Answered by rahulmandviya
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xcos(x)sin2(x)
∫xcos(x)sin2(x)dx∫xcos⁡(x)sin2(x)dxIntegrate by parts: ∫fg′=fg−∫f′g∫fg′=fg−∫f′gff=x=x,g′g′=cos(x)sin2(x)=cos⁡(x)sin2(x)↓↓ Steps↓↓ Stepsf′f′=1=1,gg=sin3(x)3=sin3(x)3:=xsin3(x)3−∫sin3(x)3dx
sin3(x)3dx
=13sin3(x)dx
Now solving:sin3(x)dxsin3(x)dxPrepare for substitution:=∫(1−cos2(x))sin(x)dx=∫(1−cos2(x))sin⁡(x)dxSubstitute u=cos(x)u=cos⁡(x) ⟶⟶ dx=−1sin(x)dudx=−1sin⁡(x)du (Steps):=∫(u2−1)du=∫(u2−1)duApply linearity:=∫u2du−∫1du=∫u2du−∫1duNow solving:u2duu2duApply power rule:undu=un+1n+1undu=un+1n+1 with n=2n=2:=u33=u33Now solving:∫1du∫1duApply constant rule:=u=uPlug in solved integrals:u2du−∫1duu2du−∫1du=u33−u=u33−uUndo substitution u=cos(x)u=cos⁡(x):=cos3(x)3−cos(x)=cos3(x)3−cos⁡(x)Plug in solved integrals:13sin3(x)dx13sin3(x)dx=cos3(x)9cos(x)3=cos3(x)9cos⁡(x)3Plug in solved integrals:xsin3(x)3−∫sin3(x)3dxxsin3(x)3−∫sin3(x)3dx=xsin3(x)3cos3(x)9+cos(x)3=xsin3(x)3cos3(x)9+cos⁡(x)3The problem is solved:∫xcos(x)sin2(x)dx∫xcos⁡(x)sin2(x)dx=xsin3(x)3cos3(x)9+cos(x)3+C=xsin3(x)3cos3(x)9+cos⁡(x)3+CRewrite/simplify:=3xsin3(x)cos3(x)+3cos(x)9+C
now substituting limits
540sin(540)+cos(540)−1620sin(180)−9cos(180)3629540sin⁡(540)+cos⁡(540)−1620sin⁡(180)−9cos⁡(180)3629Simplify:−540sin(540)−cos(540)+1620sin(180)+9cos(180)−836−540sin⁡(540)−cos⁡(540)+1620sin⁡(180)+9cos⁡(180)−836Approximation:31.2508682721236

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