Please solve the following integral
\(\int{(dx/sqrt(cos^3 x cos(x-a))}\) is equal to
(a) 2Undetermined error: @@sqrt(tanx sina + cota)@@ + c
(b) 2cosecaUndetermined error: @@sqrt(tanx sina + cosa)@@ + c
(c) 2Undetermined error: @@sqrt(sina + tanx cosa)@@ + c
(d) 2cosecaUndetermined error: @@sqrt(tanx cosa + sina)@@ + c
The ans. is given as b, Please try this and reply.
as u havent given me any conditions i assume a is not of the form (2n+1)pi/2
Cmon yaar now differentiate b u have the integrant
So obviously B
multiply and divide cosx in the denominator(indide the root)
then u have sec2x in the numerator then open cos(x-a) and then a little manipulation wil get u hthe ans
just differentiate b and you will get the ques. otherwise refer to the given soltions. i know from where you are asking this. :-D
Thanks, I got it.
To Amit: I know that u know from where I'm asking so it would be better if u don't reply like this for my future questions.
To Amit: I know that u know from where I'm asking so it would be better if u don't reply like this for my future questions.