SOME USEFUL MATHEMATICS

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SOME USEFU MAHEMAICS

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SOME USEFU MAHEMAICS INEGRAION All consns of inegrion re ignore sin - cos sin ω sin ω - 4ω cos sin sin ω cos ω x + n - ln cos 4ω e co ln sin e ( - ) sin ω - cos ω e ω e ( - + 3 ) cos ω sin ω ω sin ω cos ω n+ n, n - ω ; > n+ sin ω ln ; ω ; ω < eu e e ; m + n even eu sin mx cos nx m ; m + n o ω - ω m + n sin - ω sin mx sin nx x cos mx cos nx x ω - ω n where m & n re inegers n m n + ω x sin x x ( sin x - x cos x ) x cos x x ( cos x + x cos x ) x sin x x 3 ( x sin x + cos x - x sin x ) x cos x x 3 ( x cos x - sin x + x sin x ) x x e e sin bx x ( sin bx - b cos bx) + b x x e e cos bx x ( cos bx + b sin bx) + b Pge 4

SOME USEFU MAHEMAICS DERIVAIVES x n nx n- (u + v) u + v (uv) vu + uv (e x ) e x (e x ) e x (ln u) (/u) sin u cos u sin (u) cos u cos u sin u cos (u) sin (u + c) (n u) sec u u (co u) csc u u (sec u) sec u n u u (csc u) csc u co u u u uv vu - v v - (sin u) u - u - (n u) u + u Pge 5

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