Prove that by considering the integral where is a unit circle. πT ecos cos(sin ) de = π γ ez dz, - 2

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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.1: Angles
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Prove that
by considering the integral
where is a unit circle.
πT
ecos
cos(sin ) de
= π
γ
ez
dz,
-
2
Transcribed Image Text:Prove that by considering the integral where is a unit circle. πT ecos cos(sin ) de = π γ ez dz, - 2
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