After differentiating the last expression we obtain that 1 C(y) = sin 3y. Hence, we get 1 1 sin 3y-cos 2 3 2 where c is equal to y 3/4 A=TT/2 1/2 exact y=π/3 again. c=1/2 A=TT/3 -cos2x = c integrate cos(2x) differentiate sin(2x)
After differentiating the last expression we obtain that 1 C(y) = sin 3y. Hence, we get 1 1 sin 3y-cos 2 3 2 where c is equal to y 3/4 A=TT/2 1/2 exact y=π/3 again. c=1/2 A=TT/3 -cos2x = c integrate cos(2x) differentiate sin(2x)
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