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Choosing a Formula In Exercises $5-14$ , select the basic integration formula you can use to find the integral, and identify $u$ and $a$ when appropriate. $$\int(\cos x) e^{\sin x} d x$$
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The given integral is \(\int (\cos x) e^{\sin x} \, dx\). Notice that the integrand is a product of \(\cos x\) and \(e^{\sin x}\). Show more…
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