#Help pls
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Let F(t) be the antiderivative of cos(t)^20, so F'(t) = cos(t)^20.
Then the integral is equal to F(x) - F(0).
What happens when you differentiate that result by x?
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Ok it’s C
Yes.
No, that's just f(x) - f(0).
The antiderivative is pretty long, but we don't need it.
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