Using Trigonometric Substitution a substitution of x = 6 sin(theta) was used to solve an integral. The resulting antiderivative is given: Fill in the given right triangle AND write the antiderivative in terms of x. Your final answer should contain NO trigonometric functions.
Using Trigonometric Substitution a substitution of x = 6 sin(theta) was used to solve an integral. The resulting antiderivative is given: Fill in the given right triangle AND write the antiderivative in terms of x. Your final answer should contain NO trigonometric functions.
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Using Trigonometric Substitution a substitution of x
= 6 sin(theta) was used to
solve an integral. The resulting antiderivative is given:
Fill in the given right triangle AND write the antiderivative in terms of x. Your final
answer should contain NO trigonometric functions.
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