Question
Question: Integrate \[\int {\dfrac{1}{{1 + \tan x}}} dx\]...
Integrate ∫1+tanx1dx
Solution
Hint : The simple meaning of trigonometry is calculations of triangles.
As we know that, tanx=cosxsinx
By using this identity we will solve this problem. By substituting this value in the given equation, we can calculate the integration as we get terms of the integral in terms of sin and cos.
Complete step-by-step answer :
∫1+tanx1dx = ∫1+cosxsinx1 dx
B taking LCM
= ∫cosxsinx+cosx1 dx
= ∫sinx+coxcosx dx
Multiply and divide by 2
= 21∫sinx+cosx2cosx dx
= 21∫(sinx+cosx2cosx−1+1) dx
21∫sinx+cosx2cosx−1+1 dx
= 21∫(sinx+cosxcosx+cosx−sin+cosxsinx+cosx+1)dx
= 21∫sinx+cosxcosx−sinxdx+21∫dx
Put , sinx+cosx=u
Now, differentiate this above equation, we get-
du=cosx−sinx
By substituting, we will get equation like-
= 21∫udu+21x
= 21logu+21x
By Substituting the value of u, we get-
= 21log(sinx+cosx)+21x+c
∫1+tanx1dx = 21log(sinx+cosx)+21x+c
So, the correct answer is “ 21log(sinx+cosx)+21x+c ”.
Note : We have many formulas related to tangent like-
tan2θ=1−tan2θ2tanθ
tan(α−β)=1+tanαtanβtanα−tanβ
tan(α+β)=1−tanαtanβtanα+tanβ
We must be use the identities depending upon the nature of the questions and required answer asked.