Question
Question: How do you integrate \(\sin 3x\cos 3xdx\)?...
How do you integrate sin3xcos3xdx?
Solution
Integration is a method of adding or summing up the parts to find the whole. It is studied under the branch of calculus. It is the process of finding the antiderivatives of a function. It is similar to adding the slices to make it whole. The integration is the inverse process of differentiation. Here we integrate the trigonometric values. For that we use some trigonometric identities and then we solve with integration by substitution and integration by parts. Then we solve by formula and complete step by step explanation.
Formulas used:
sin2x=2sinxcosx
∫sinnxdx=−ncosnx+c
Complete step by step answer: Let us integrate sin3xcos3xdx
sin3xcos3xdx=2sin6x ∫sin3xcos3xdx
Now by using formula we convertsin3xcos3x into sin6x
sin2x=2sinxcosx
sin6x=2sin3xcos3x
We bring 2 to the left hand side, we get
⇒2sin6x=sin3xcos3x
Now we integrate
⇒sin3xcos3xdx=2sin6x
⇒∫2sin6xdx
Now bring constant term, out of integral we get,
⇒21∫sin6xdx
Here we use integral formula mentioned in formula used, we get
⇒21(6−cos6x)+C
Now multiplying constant terms, we get
⇒−121cos6x+C
Hence,
⇒∫sin3xcos3xdx=−121cos6x+C
Hence we get the required answer.
Note:
In applied Maths, there are lots of problems involving integration of functions. The integration is more of an art in comparison with any other process in mathematics. There are various methods or techniques of integration. The methods are Integration by parts, Integration by t-substitution, Integration by trigonometric substitution, Integration by and partial fraction. Here we used Integration by trigonometric substitution. If you’re able to calculate the indefinite integrals, then definite integrals can be easily done. Integration and differentiation is also a pair of inverse functions similar to addition – subtraction and multiplication-division.