Calculate the following indefinite integral: \( \int \frac{2xe^{x^2} + \cos x}{e^{x^2} + \sin x} dx \) \( \bigcirc \ln(e^{x^2} + \sin x)^2 + c \) \( \bigcirc e^{(e^{x^2} + \sin x)} + c \) \( \bigcirc e^x + \cos x + c \) \( \bigcirc \ln(e^{x^2} + \sin x) + c \)
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Step 1: Simplify the integrals ∫(2r;' + cos E) dz = 2∫r;' dz + ∫cos E dz ∫(Tsin I e sinz) dz = T∫sin I e sinz dz ∫(Tcosz + € Oin(er' + sin 2)) dz = T∫cosz dz + ∫€ Oin(er' + sin 2) dz Show more…
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