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∫ 5cos(x) - 2sec²(x) dx

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$\bf \displaystyle \int [5cos(x) - 2sec^2(x)]dx\implies 5\int cos(x)dx~-~2\int sec^2(x)dx \\\\\\ 5sin(x)-2tan(x)+C$

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