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If I=sinx3sinx+cosx+2dx and J=cosx3sinx+cosx+2dx, then 3J-I is equal to (where C is the constant of integration)
MathematicsIndefinite IntegrationJEE Main
Options:
  • A x+ln3sinx+cosx+2+c
  • B x-ln3sinx+cosx+2+c
  • C ln3sinx+cosx+2+c
  • D 2x+ln3sinx+cosx+2+c
Solution:
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The correct answer is: ln3sinx+cosx+2+c

3J-I=3cosx-sinx3sinx+cosx+2dx
Let 3sinx+cosx+2=t
3cosx-sinxdx=dt
So, 3J-I=dtt=lnt+C

Hence, 3J-I=ln3sinx+cosx+2+c

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