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If ∫(cot x – cosec2 x)ex dx = ex f(x) + c then f(x) will be ______. - Mathematics

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If ∫(cot x – cosec2 x)ex dx = ex f(x) + c then f(x) will be ______.

Options

  • cot x + cosec x

  • cot2 x

  • cot x

  • cosec x

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Solution

If ∫(cot x – cosec2x)exdx = ex f(x) + c then f(x) will be cot x.

Explanation:

∫(cot x – cosec2x)ex dx = ex f(x) + c

Then, ∫(cot x – cosec2x)ex dx

=  ∫ex cot x dx – ∫ex cosec2 x dx

On integrating by parts

= `cot x int e^x dx - int d/(dx) cot x int e^x dx - int e^x "cosec"^2 dx + c`

= ex cot x + ∫ex cosec2x dx – ∫ex cosec2 dx + c

= ex cot x + c

Hence, f(x) = cot x.

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