karakoos23
Newbie level 4
Hi
Does anyone can proof the ∫ cos x dx = sin x + C?
Thanks in advance
Does anyone can proof the ∫ cos x dx = sin x + C?
Thanks in advance
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bunalmis said:2Cos(x)=e^jx +e^-jx
2jSin(x)=e^jx -e^-jx
∫ cos x dx = 1/2 ∫ e^jx dx +1/2 ∫ e^-jx dx = =1/2j e^jx - 1/2j e^-jx + C = Sin(x) + C
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∫ cos x dx = Sin(x) + C
d/dx (Sin(x) + C) = ?
d/dx Sin(x) = lim dx-->0 (1/dx) (Sin(x+dx) - Sin(x)) = lim dx-->0 (Sin(x)Cos(dx) +Sin(dx)Cos(x) - Sin(x))/dx
lim dx-->0 Sin(x)Cos(dx)/dx - Sin(x)/dx = 0
lim dx-->0 Sin(dx)Cos(x) /dx = cos(x)
d/dx Sin(x)=Cos(x)