12. $\int \sin^2(5x)\cos^3(5x) \ dx$
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First, let's simplify the expression: ZI fsin? (Sx) cos'(Sx) &x The question mark (?) is not clear, so let's assume it is a multiplication sign (*): ZI fsin * (Sx) * cos'(Sx) * &x Now, let's break down the expression: Show more…
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