254. 0π2cos2xcos2x+4sin2xdx

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    Vishal Baghel | Contributor-Level 10

    3 months ago

    =0π2cos2xcos2x+4sin2xdx

    0π2cos2xcos2x+4(1cos2x)dx{?1=cos2x+sin2x.

    0π2cos2xcos2x+44cos2xdx

    0π2cos2x43cos2xdx

    130π23cos2x43cos2xdx

    130π2(43cos2x)443cos2xdx

    13[0π2dx0π2443cos2xdx]

    13{[x]0π20π2443×1sec2xdx}

    13{π20π24sec2x4sec2x3dx}

    13{π20π24sec2x4(1+tan2x)3dx}{sen2x=1+tan2x}

    π6+231

    where I1 = 0π22tan2x1+4tan2xdx.

    Putting 2tan x = t =>2 sin2xdx = dt& when x = 0, t = 2 tan (0) = 0

    x = π2 , t = 2 tan π2 = ∞

    I1 = 0dt1+t2.

    [tant]0

    = tan–1 (∞) – tan–10

    π20 = π2.

    ? I = π6+23×π2=π6+π3=π6.

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= 45 (e - 1)

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