Math, asked by dhayaparanram, 1 year ago

what is the integration of sinx dx

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Answered by lipi

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d/dx(-cosx)=sinx
so
integration of sinx is -cosx

Answered by vikaskumar0507

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integration of sinx dx is (-cosx + c)
where c is any constant

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