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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

sinx = t, cosxdx = dt
I = ∫dt/(t³(1+t?)^(2/3)) = ∫dt/(t?(1+1/t?)^(2/3))
Put 1+1/t? = r³ ⇒ -6/t? dt = 3r²dr
I = (-1/2)∫dr = -1/2 r + c = (-1/2)(1+1/sin?x)^(1/3) + c
f(x) = (-1/2)cosec²x(1+sin?x)^(1/3) and λ=3
⇒ f(π/3) = -2

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

I = ∫ (cosθ / (2sin²θ + 7sinθ + 3) dθ
sinθ = t ⇒ cosθdθ = dt
= (1/2) ∫ (1 / (t² + (7/2)t + 3/2) dt
= (1/2) ∫ (1 / (t+7/4)² - (5/4)²) dt
= (1/5) ln | (2t+1)/ (t+3)| + c
= (1/5) ln | (2sinθ+1)/ (sinθ+3)| + C
So A = 1/5
B (θ) = 5 (2sinθ+1)/ (sinθ+3)

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a year ago

? l1  and  l2 are perpendicular, so

3×1+ (−2) (α2)+0×2=0

a = 3

Now angle between l2  and  l3 ,

cosθ=1 (−3)+α2 (−2)+2 (4)1+α24+4.9+4+16

⇒cosθ=2292⇒θ=cos−1 (429)=sec−1 (294)

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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

limx→12sin (cos−1x)−x1−tan (cos−1x)

let cos−1x=π4+θ

= limθ→∞2sinθ−2tanθ (1−tanθ)=−1

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