Show that sin x dx=1-cos t (0

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Proof using Partitions of [0,t] in Riemann integral, don't do direct method please, Do fast
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Show that
sin x dx=1-cos t (0<x<t<}).
Transcribed Image Text:So Show that sin x dx=1-cos t (0<x<t<}).
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