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int(cos^(3)x)e^(log(sinx))dx=...

`int(cos^(3)x)e^(log(sinx))dx=`

A

`-(sin^(4)x)/(4)+c`

B

`-(cos^(4)x)/(4)+c`

C

`(e^(sinx))/(4)+c`

D

`(sin^(4)x)/(4)+c`

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  • int cos^(3)x.e^(log(sin x)) dx is equal to

    A
    `-(sin^(4)x)/(4)+c`
    B
    `-(cos^(4)x)/(4)+c`
    C
    `-(esin^(4)x)/(4)+c`
    D
    None of these
  • If int(f(x))/(log(sinx))dx=log[log sinx]+c , then f(x) is equal to

    A
    `cot x`
    B
    `tanx`
    C
    `sec x`
    D
    `"cosec x"`
  • If : int(cos^(3)x)/(sin^(2)x+sinx)dx=log|f(x)|-f(x)+c, then : f(x)=

    A
    `sinx`
    B
    `cos x`
    C
    `tanx`
    D
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