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ummm ITS SO C
∫(sinx)e^cos(x)dx
Go!
come on guys, stop being thick, the answer is obviously C!! i mean, how can you not see it????
that would be impossible, none of your terms actually reduces themselves to 1, even with integration by parts=p i feel so smart now ;p nah, the answer to that is pepperoni pizza=p
Confirmed by TI-89...QED-e^(cos(x))+C

I disagree with this. Integrate by u-substitution, with u=cos(x) and -du=sin(x). The answer is Confirmed by TI-89...QED
Hooray for Calc 3!
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I disagree with this. Integrate by u-substitution, with u=cos(x) and -du=sin(x). The answer is Confirmed by TI-89...QED
Hooray for Calc 3!
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lol xP
if u cant solve that then u FAIL!! :]
im in geometry too, u a freshman in highschool?
I thought the answer was chicken??? CONFUSED