integration

[plucky snow]

how did they get the sin4t part, <@&791435371564892232>

[cloud vortex]

ok

[plucky snow]

ok

so

i manage to get the other two parts

[cloud vortex]

the cos(t)sin(t) —> 1/2 sin 2t right?

So then the first term becomes

[plucky snow]

i was thinking of that

wait

[cloud vortex]

-3 cos(2t) sin(2t)

Then we have

[plucky snow]

now i might do it

[cloud vortex]

ok

Lmk if u want more help

[plucky snow]

i was thinking of that but idk if i was wrong

[cloud vortex]

You are fine

Then u convert the cos(2t) sin(2t) —> 1/2sin(4t)

[safe python]

😬

[plucky snow]

now i got it

[plucky snow]

yes that is what i did

thank you nola

@cloud vortex @safe python

i could have went to part b first

ty to both of you