7 Integration with Trigonometric Functions

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CHAPTER7

Integration with Trigonometric Functions

In This Chapter

Using trigonometric substitutions to deal with integrands of the forms
Investigating integrands of the form sinⁿ(x) cos^m(x)
Investigating integrands of the form tanⁿ(x) sec^m(x) (m is even)
Investigating integrands of the form tanⁿ(x) sec^m(x) (m is odd, n is even)

We continue to study patterns in integrands. In this chapter, the concentration will be on integrands with trigonometric functions and integrands that can be transformed to contain trigonometric functions. This might ...

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