a). Find dy/dx for the following integral.
y=Integral from 0 to cosine(x) dt/√1+ t^2 , 0<x<pi
b). Find dy/dx for tthe following integral
y=Integral from 0 to sine^-1 (x) cosine t dt
a)
we have
here,
now,
by the fundamental theorem,
we can say that
b)
we have
here,
now,
by the fundamental theorem,
we can say that
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