(a) Argue that sin(x)dx = f sin(x)dx + fo sin(x)dx, and use this to compute a...

  

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(a) Argue that sin(x)dx = f sin(x)dx + fo sin(x)dx, and use this to compute a (b) Explain how to calculate where u, v, f are functions. (c) Let a >0. Calculate d da L sin(x)dx -a d v(a) f(x)dx da d daco cos(t)dt. (a) Argue that sin(x)dx = f sin(x)dx + fo sin(x)dx, and use this to compute a (b) Explain how to calculate where u, v, f are functions. (c) Let a >0. Calculate d da L sin(x)dx -a d v(a) f(x)dx da d daco cos(t)dt.

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a To argue that sinx dx from a to a is equal to sinx dx from a to 0 plus sinx dx from 0 to a we can use the properties of definite integrals The integ... View the full answer