the integral is cost/(1+sint)dt the limit is from 0 to pi/2
can you please explain this problem because i have a feeling it will be on my exam
can you please explain this problem because i have a feeling it will be on my exam
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∫cost(t) / 1+sin(t) dt from o to π/2
Use a u substitution
u = 1+sin(t) dt
du = cos(t) dt
∫ du / u
ln[u] from o to π/2
Plug in 1+sin(t) for u and then the limits...
ln[1+sin(t)]
ln[1+sin(π/2)] - ln[1+sin(0)]
ln2 - 0
Final Answer
ln[2]
Use a u substitution
u = 1+sin(t) dt
du = cos(t) dt
∫ du / u
ln[u] from o to π/2
Plug in 1+sin(t) for u and then the limits...
ln[1+sin(t)]
ln[1+sin(π/2)] - ln[1+sin(0)]
ln2 - 0
Final Answer
ln[2]