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Question Number 112271 by bemath last updated on 07/Sep/20
    (√(bemath))     ∫ sin x (√(1−sin x)) dx ?
bemathsinx1sinxdx?
Answered by maths mind last updated on 07/Sep/20
1−sin(x)=(sin((x/2))−cos((x/2)))^2
1sin(x)=(sin(x2)cos(x2))2
Commented by bemath last updated on 07/Sep/20
(√(1−sin x)) = ∣sin (x/2)−cos (x/2)∣
1sinx=sinx2cosx2
Answered by MJS_new last updated on 07/Sep/20
∫sin x (√(1−sin x)) dx=       [t=sin x → dx=(dt/(cos x))]  =∫((t(√(1−t)))/( (√(1−t^2 ))))dt=∫(t/( (√(1+t))))dt=(2/3)(t−2)(√(t+1))  but we′re losing sign changes...  other idea  ∫sin x (√(1−sin x)) dx=       [t=(x/2)−(π/4) → dx=2dt]  =2∫cos 2t (√(1−cos 2t)) dt=  =2∫(2cos^2  t −1)(√(1−(2cos^2  t −1)))dt=  =2(√2)∫(2cos^2  t −1)(√(1−cos^2  t)) dt=  =2(√2)∫(2cos^2  t sin t −sin t)dt=  =(√2)∫(sin 3t −sin t)dt=  =(√2)cos t −((√2)/3)cos 3t =...  but we′re also losing sign changes
sinx1sinxdx=[t=sinxdx=dtcosx]=t1t1t2dt=t1+tdt=23(t2)t+1butwerelosingsignchangesotherideasinx1sinxdx=[t=x2π4dx=2dt]=2cos2t1cos2tdt==2(2cos2t1)1(2cos2t1)dt==22(2cos2t1)1cos2tdt==22(2cos2tsintsint)dt==2(sin3tsint)dt==2cost23cos3t=butwerealsolosingsignchanges
Commented by MJS_new last updated on 07/Sep/20
found it! we must somehow keep the factor  (√(1−sin x)) in the result.    ∫sin x (√(1−sin x)) dx=       [t=sin x → dx=(dt/(cos x))]  =∫((t(√(1−t)))/( (√(1−t^2 ))))dt=       [u=((√(1−t))/( (√(1−t^2 )))) → dt=−((2(t+1)(√(1−t^2 )))/( (√(1−t))))]  =2∫((1/u^2 )−(1/u^4 ))du=(2/(3u^3 ))−(2/u)=  =((2(t−2)(√(1−t^2 )))/(3(√(1−t))))=  =((2(sin x −2)cos x)/(3(√(1−sin x))))+C
foundit!wemustsomehowkeepthefactor1sinxintheresult.sinx1sinxdx=[t=sinxdx=dtcosx]=t1t1t2dt=[u=1t1t2dt=2(t+1)1t21t]=2(1u21u4)du=23u32u==2(t2)1t231t==2(sinx2)cosx31sinx+C

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