Find the integral of sinx dx

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by Jeyko

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Explanation:

$\int\sin x\ dx=-\cos x+C\\\\\text{because}\ (dx)/(dy)(-\cos x+C)=-(-\sin x)=\sin x$

Arunendra answered Oct 3, 2021

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Answer:-cosx

Explanation:

The integral of sinx is -cosx

Omnifarious answered Oct 6, 2021

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