definite integration x1
integrate [x(tan x)(sec x)^2]dx from 0 to pi/4
回答 (2)
∫ (0→π/4) x tan x sec²x dx
= ∫(0→π/4) x sec x (sec x tan x dx)
= ∫(0→π/4) x sec x d(sec x)
= ∫(0→π/4) (1/2) x (sec²x)
= [(1/2) x sec²x](0→π/4) - ∫(0→π/4) (1/2) sec²x dx
= [(1/2) x sec²x - (1/2) tan x](0→π/4)
= [(1/2) (π/4) sec²(π/4) - (1/2) tan (π/4)] - [0 - (1/2) tan 0]
= [(1/2) (π/4) (√2)² - (1/2) (1)]
= (π/4) - (1/2)
= (1/4) (π - 2)
2012-08-01 23:00:19 補充:
A typo :
It should be ∫(0→π/4) (1/2) x d(sec²x)
(A letter "d" has been missed.)
Let u = sec x
Then, sec x d(sec x)
= u du
= (1/2) du²
= (1/2) d sec²x
= ∫(0→π/4) x sec x d(sec x)
= ∫(0→π/4) x [(1/2) x d(sec²x)]
= ∫(0→π/4) (1/2) x d(sec²x)
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