Compute the following two integrals: a) integral fraction {1}{1 + cos (x)} dx b) integral^1_0...
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Compute the following two integrals:
{eq}\displaystyle a) \ \int \frac {1}{1 + cos (x)} \ dx \\ \displaystyle b) \ \int^1_0 \frac {1}{ x^{\frac {1}{2}} + 1} \ dx {/eq}
Definite Integral:
The definite integral is that type of integration in which both upper and lower limits are given.
A definite integral has both a starting and ending points.
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{eq}\int \dfrac {1}{1 + cos (x)} \ dx \\ {/eq}
We 'll have to solve this integral.
{eq}\begin{align} \int \frac {1}{1 + cos (x)} \ dx...
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Chapter 12 / Lesson 6A definite integral is found as the limit between a line graphed from an equation, and the x-axis, either positive or negative. Learn how this limit is identified in practical examples of definite integrals.