∫02πcosecx+cosx1−cotxdx
Let's simplify the integrand by converting everything in terms of sinx and cosx.
Remember that cotx=sinxcosx and cosecx=sinx1.
Substituting these into our integrand:
cosecx+cosx1−cotx=sinx1+cosx1−sinxcosx
Simplifying the numerator:
1−sinxcosx=sinxsinx−cosx
Now our integrand becomes:
sinx1+cosxsinxsinx−cosx=sinxsinx−cosx⋅1+sinxcosxsinx=1+sinxcosxsinx−cosx
Let's use the substitution u=2π−x, then:
- du=−dx
- When x=0, u=2π
- When x=2π, u=0
Under this substitution:
- sinu=cosx
- cosu=sinx
Applying the substitution to the integral:
∫02π1+sinxcosxsinx−cosxdx=∫2π01+cosusinucosu−sinu(−du)=∫02π1+sinucosusinu−cosudu
Let's call our original integral I:
I=∫02π1+sinxcosxsinx−cosxdx
From our substitution, we also know:
I=∫02π1+sinucosucosu−sinudu
Renaming u back to x in the second integral:
I=∫02π1+sinxcosxcosx−sinxdx
Adding these equal values:
2I=∫02π1+sinxcosxsinx−cosxdx+∫02π1+sinxcosxcosx−sinxdx
2I=∫02π1+sinxcosx(sinx−cosx)+(cosx−sinx)dx=∫02π1+sinxcosx0dx=0
Therefore, I=0
∫02πcosecx+cosx1−cotxdx=0