ALi A.
asked 12/13/21Trig Identities. Consider the indefinite integral
where 'a' is a constant
Evaluate the integral by making the substitution
Use the cosine addition identity to rewrite the integrand and then evaluate the integral.
What identity do you get when you compare the results from parts (a) and (b)?
1 Expert Answer
Using u-substitution with u = (Θ+α) and du = dΘ we get
∫cosudu = sinu + C = sin(Θ+α) + C
If instead we use the sum formula for cosine we get
∫cosΘcosα - sinΘsinα dΘ = cosαsinΘ + sinαcosΘ + C = sin(Θ+α) + C , which is the sine addition identity.
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ALi A.
I can substitute u = theta + a and find the answer but I'm confused on the last two parts of the question. 1) use the cosine addition identity to rewrite the integrand and then evaluate the integral. 2) What identity do you get when you compare the results from parts (a) and (b)?12/13/21