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Calculus help please!!! Click the link to see the integral. \int\limits { (cosx)/( √(sinx) ) } \, dx
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Calculus help please!!! Click the link to see the integral.
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ook, so use u subsitution
remember that dy/dx(sin(x))=cos(x)
u=sin(x)
du/dx=cos(x)
du=cos(x) dx
so then
replace
we do some stuff
u=sin(x)
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