13- I = [ cot (2x)csc* (2x)dx%3D5- I = [e*V3+ 4e*dx4x2-914- I = [-dx%3Dسرة لی ای قسم ارياضcos(x)dxsec2 (x)6- I = |sin3 (x)15- I = |dx%3D1+ tan (x)

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4 13- I = [cot (2x)csc* (2x)dx N4x2 -9 5- I = Je* V3+ 4e* dx 14- I = مفر ال مای سم ارياضا cos(x) dx sec² (x) 6- I = J 15- I = dx sin 3 1+ tan (x)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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