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fullonoob

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i wna see if my answer is right

i did integration by parts twice, but my answer seems wrong still cos i've never seen sin2, cos2 o-o
i got 8sin2 -4cos2 - 4
 
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i changed it to 2 integral whatever limit 0 2 and cbf subbing in your limits as well :x
 

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i wna see if my answer is right

i did integration by parts twice, but my answer seems wrong still cos i've never seen sin2, cos2 o-o
i got 8sin2 -4cos2 - 4
isn't the answer just 0?
 

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I haven't done this kind of stuff yet but...

If it is equal to 0, therefore its an odd function right? x^2 is even, so sinx mst be odd right?
Just asking.3
 

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isn't the answer just 0?
mr drongoski, long time no see haha

I would also have to vouch for the answer being 0

if f(x) = (x^2)(sin(x))
f(-x) = ((-x)^2)(sin(-x))
= (x^2)(-sin(x))
= -(x^2)(sin(x))
= -f(x)
and since the limits are equal but opposite in sign, the areas above and below the x axis cancel each other out, leaving a final integral of 0
 

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oh, hi GUSS . . . . SSS

Long time no see indeed.
 

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oh yeah its an integration property with odd function :x
i tried to solve it, was pretty lol xD
thx
 

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The integration of an odd function about symmetrical limits is zero.
 

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