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Does anyone know how to get the integral of (sinx)^5 * cosx ?

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Does anyone know how to get the integral of (sinx)^5 * cosx ?

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  1. let u = sin(x)

    du = cos(x) dx

    ∫ (sin(x))^5 * cos(x) dx

    = ∫ u^5 du

    = u^6/6 + C

    = (sin(x))^6 / 6 + C


  2. I = ∫ (sin x)^5 cos x dx

    Let u = sin x

    du = cos x dx

    I = ∫ u^5 du

    I = u^6/6 + C

    I = (sin x)^6 / 6  + C

  3. use u-substitution:

    ∫ (sin x)^5 * cos(x) dx

    u = sin x

    du = cos x dx

    ∫ u^5 du

    = (1/6) u^6 + C

    = (1/6) (sin x)^6 + C, where C is the constant due to the indefinite integration

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