∫f dx = ? sin(2x) cos(zx)
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First, we need to use the product-to-sum formula to simplify the integrand: sin 2x cos zx = 1/2 [sin (2x + z) + sin (2x - z)] Now, we can integrate each term separately: ∫ sin (2x + z) dx = -1/2 cos (2x + z) + C1 Show more…
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