Evaluate the following integral:

Let us assume
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thus
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Adding equation 1 and equation 2

We know

Thus



Adding and subtracting 1

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We know

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.......equation 3
Solving I1:

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We know
b and a being the upper and lower limits respectively.
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Solving I2:

Using trigonometric identity and formula


Taking
common



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Differentiating both sides, we get,
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For x = 0
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For x = π
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Substituting the values
Thus



We know
b and a being the upper and lower limits respectively
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Substituting values in equation 3
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