For the integral ∫asin(x)dx, use integration by parts ∫udv=uv−∫vdu.
Let u=asin(x) and dv=dx.
Then du=(asin(x))′dx=
and v=∫1dx=x
So,
Let u=1−x2.
Then du=(1−x2)′dx=−2xdx and we have that xdx=−du/2.
The integral can be rewritten as
Apply the constant multiple rule ∫cf(u)du=c∫f(u)du with c=-1/2 and f(u)=
Apply the power rule
with n=−1/2
Therefore,