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int_0^((pi )/(2)) (cost)/(sqrt(1+sin^(2)t))dt 

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int0pi 2 costsqrt1sin2tdt 22397

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
James Stewart 8th Edition
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00:01 So at the heart of calculus 2 is the concept of the integral.
00:09 So we're going to look at the integral in two ways, both graphically and analytically.
00:21 So graphically, if we have a graph and some provided function like this, when we take the integral, we're interested in finding the area between the graph and the x -axis.
00:37 So we find this area under the curve or above the curve when it's negative...
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