Thread: Trigometric for odd function

For trigometric if the integrand inside the integral (i.e., the function to be integrated in theta )is ODD.

How do we approach the problem? is there a way ?

Originally Posted by Chris0724

For trigometric if the integrand inside the integral (i.e., the function to be integrated in theta )is ODD.

How do we approach the problem? is there a way ?

If the function can be transformed to this form :



For finding the anti-derivative , we just sub.






We can always find out such function but hardly transform it to that form ( not impossible )


For example ,



we have

so