If ∫₀^(π/2) (sin³x)e⁻sin²ˣdx = α - (β/e)∫₀¹ √t eᵗdt, then α + β is equal to ………
If ∫₀^(π/2) (sin³x)e⁻sin²ˣdx = α - (β/e)∫₀¹ √t eᵗdt, then α + β is equal to ………
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∫? ^ (π/2) sin³x e? sin²? dx
=∫? ^ (π/2) (1−cos²x)sinx e? (¹? cos²? )dx
=2∫? ^ (π/2) (1−cos²x)sinx e? (¹? cos²? )dx
Let cos²x=t⇒sin2xdx=−dt
=−2∫? (1−t)e? (¹? ) dt/ (−2cosx)
=1/e ∫? e? dt −∫? te? dt
=1/e [e? ]? − [te? −e? ]?
=2e−3∫? ¹ √t e? dt
⇒α=2, β=3
α+β=5
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