March 24, 2014

Trigonometic Integrals and Substitution

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Edit: ignore the spelling mistake in the title >.< updated it causes the link to break and send you to an error page.

Unlike my Psychology notes, I was far too focused to doodle around, lol.

Here's an example of solving a trigonometric integral that cannot be solved with simple u substitution (at least in the first steps):



And here's an example of one problem solved using trigonometric substitution: