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what is the indefinite integral of y=cos(x^2)^2
to get rid of any confusion y= cos squared of x squared
I am kind of unsure since integration by parts does not seem to work, and I can't see how to apply the integral of sin(u)^2 from the back of the book to this problem. If anyone has any ideas please help.
to get rid of any confusion y= cos squared of x squared
I am kind of unsure since integration by parts does not seem to work, and I can't see how to apply the integral of sin(u)^2 from the back of the book to this problem. If anyone has any ideas please help.