May 2021 6 81 Report
A quick question, what is the integral of: a sin(x) dx? I mean like this -> ∫asin(x) dx.?

Note: 'a' sometimes depend of 'x', and other times not. I mean like this a=x.

Then it can be like this -> ∫xsin(x)

Also not only it have to be 'sin' it also can be 'cos' or any trigonometric function. It can be like this -> ∫acos(x) dx.

Because if i do it by integration by parts or chain rule, then the output is infinite or periodic, i hope you understand what i mean.

Update:

Because since ∫u(t) dt = (1/2)t²u(t)

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