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What is the integral of sqrt(1-cosx)?

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we can apply the rules of trigonometry to determine the integral of the function: The exponent is added by 1 and the function is multiplied by the reciprocal of the added power. Hence,
y' = sqrt (1-cosx)y = (2/3) (1 - cos x )^ (3/2) *(x - sin x) y = (2/3) *(x - sin x) (1 - cos x )^ (3/2)
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