Question
Question: Which of the following is the integration of \[\int{\dfrac{1-\sin 2x}{x+{{\cos }^{2}}x}dx}\]? A. \...
Which of the following is the integration of ∫x+cos2x1−sin2xdx?
A. −logx+cos2x+C
B. logx+cos2x+C
C. −logx+sin2x+C
D. logx+sin2x+C
Solution
In the given question, we have been asked to integrate the given expression. In order to solve the question, we integrate the given function by using the basic concept of integration. First we need to substitute t=x+cos2x then differentiate it with respect to ‘x’ and put these values in the given integral. Later we will need to integrate the simplified expression using a suitable integration formula and we will get our required answer.
Complete step by step solution:
We have given that,
∫x+cos2x1−sin2xdx
Let I be the integration of the given equation.
Therefore, we can write the integration as,
⇒I=∫x+cos2x1−sin2xdx
Substituting t=x+cos2x
We have,
t=x+cos2x
Differentiate with respect to ‘x’, we get
Using the differential formula of cos2x=−sin2x
dxdt=1−sin2x
Simplifying the above,
(1−sin2x)dx=dt
Substituting these values in the given integral, we obtained
∫tdt
This is the standard integral, we get
∫tdt=logt+C
Undo the substitution i.e. t=x+cos2x in the above expression, we get
∫tdt=logx+cos2x+C
Therefore,
∫x+cos2x1−sin2xdx=logx+cos2x+C
hence the option (B) is correct.
Note: Here, we need to remember that we have to put the constant term C after the integration equation and the value of the given constant i.e. C, it can be any value 0 equal to zero also. While we substitute any value to solve the integration, do not forget to undo the substitution or replace the values of substitution. In order to solve the question that is given above, students need to know the basic formula of integration and they should very well keep all the standard integral into their mind because sometimes the given integration is the standard integral and we do not need to solve the question further and directly write the resultant integral.