Let's try a u substitution to simplify a bit.
Let u = cos(x)
then du = -sin(x) dx
-du = sin(x) dx
∫sinx*ecos(x)dx
∫eu(-du) = -eu + c = -ecos(x) + c
Lucas S.
asked 01/19/24∫sinx*ecos(x)
Let's try a u substitution to simplify a bit.
Let u = cos(x)
then du = -sin(x) dx
-du = sin(x) dx
∫sinx*ecos(x)dx
∫eu(-du) = -eu + c = -ecos(x) + c
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