This may look very daunting at first, but working through it slowly but carefully can provide the correct solution.
First, I will assume that there are no bounds of integration (i.e., this is an indefinite integral).
Now, the problem can be solved.
So integral of (cosx)cos(sin(x))dx can be turned into "u's", using u-substituion. Let u=sinx and du = cosxdx. We are now left with integral of cos(u)du. This is sinu. But because it is an indefinite integral the constant "C" must be added. So the final answer is integral of cosxcos(sin(x))dx=integral of cosudu=sinu+C
This person just asked me to integrate the word integrate into a sentence.
Let's integrate our teams.
You integrate each element of the matrix.
I will fully integrate the new students in my class by Friday. We should integrate the screws, with the nuts.
to integrate = sheelev (שילב)
The noun forms of the verb to integrate are integrationand the gerund, integrating.
Jane wanted to integrate herself into the scene. Michael used his fun loving personality to integrate himself with his new classmates.
integrate of x is 1/2x^2. integrate of 1 is x
Segregate,or if integrate is being used in a mathematical sense,differentiate
The best program I've found is Mathmatica. It's fairly easy to integrate a function on that program. Also, TI-89 will integrate functions.
You can integrate 1/2 and 1/2 and it will make a whole.
-ion. Drop the e, and integrate becomes integration.