Question
Question: If I = \(\int_{- \pi}^{\pi}\frac{2x(1 + \sin x)}{1 + \cos^{2}x}\)dx, then I equals-...
If I = ∫−ππ1+cos2x2x(1+sinx)dx, then I equals-
A
−2π
B
2π
C
2π
D
–2π
Answer
2π
Explanation
Solution
We can write
I = I1 + I2
where I1 = ∫−ππ1+cos2x2xdx = 0
and I2 = 4∫0π1+cos2xxsinx
= 4∫0π1+(cos(π−x))2(π−x)sin(π−x)dx
= 4π∫0π1+cos2xdx−I2
Ž 2π∫0πcosec2x+cot2xcosec2xdx
= 2π∫0π1+2cot2xcosec2xdx
= 2−2πtan−1(2cotx)]0π
= – 2(−2π−2π)= 2π