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Question Number 95405 by i jagooll last updated on 25/May/20

∫ e^x  (tan x−ln(cos x)) dx ?

ex(tanxln(cosx))dx?

Commented by PRITHWISH SEN 2 last updated on 25/May/20

yes

yes

Commented by bobhans last updated on 25/May/20

no. −e^x ln(cos x) + c   or e^x  ln(sec x) + c

no.exln(cosx)+corexln(secx)+c

Commented by bobhans last updated on 25/May/20

(d/dx) (e^x  ln(cos x)) = e^x  ln(cos x) + ((e^x (−sin x))/(cos x))  = e^x  ln(cos x) −e^x  tan (x) ≠ with equation

ddx(exln(cosx))=exln(cosx)+ex(sinx)cosx=exln(cosx)extan(x)withequation

Answered by bobhans last updated on 25/May/20

∫(tan x−ln(cos x)) d(e^x ) =I  u = tan x−ln(cos x))  du = sec^2 x+tan x dx   I = e^x (tan x−ln(cos x))−∫ e^x (sec^2 x+tan x) dx  I= e^x (tan x−ln(cos x))−∫e^x  d(tan x)−∫e^x tan x dx  I= e^x (tan x−ln(cos x))−[ e^x  tan x−∫e^x tan x dx ]−∫e^x tan x dx  I= e^x tan x−e^x ln(cos x))−e^x  tan x + c   I = e^x  ln(sec x) + c

(tanxln(cosx))d(ex)=Iu=tanxln(cosx))du=sec2x+tanxdxI=ex(tanxln(cosx))ex(sec2x+tanx)dxI=ex(tanxln(cosx))exd(tanx)extanxdxI=ex(tanxln(cosx))[extanxextanxdx]extanxdxI=extanxexln(cosx))extanx+cI=exln(secx)+c

Commented by i jagooll last updated on 25/May/20

thank you sir bob

thankyousirbob

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