Q1. Using Residue Theorem Evaluate the integral ?[0, 2?] cos(x)^2 dx / (13 + 12cos(x)) Q2. Using Residue Theorem Evaluate the integral ?[0, 2?] cos(x)^4 dx / (1 + sin(x)^2)
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Step 1: Apply Cauchy's Residue Theorem to evaluate the integral ∫ cos(x) dx / (13 + 12cos(x))^2 using the given residue at z = 1. Show more…
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