`int (sin^(-3/4)x)(cos^(-5/4)x)dx` is equal to (where 'C' is integration constant)- (1) `2ta...
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To ask Unlimited Maths doubts download Doubtnut from - https://goo.gl/9WZjCW `int (sin^(-3/4)x)(cos^(-5/4)x)dx` is equal to (where 'C' is integration constant)- (1) `2tan^(1/4)x+C` (2) `2cot^(1/4)x+C` (3) `4tan^(1/4)x+C` (4) `4cot^(1/4)x+C`
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