(i) Show that ∑r=0^10 sin(2 r+1) x=(sin^2 11 x)/(sinx). (ii) Hence evaluate ∫(sin^2 11 x)/(sinx)

step 1 I have to evaluate this here. This is given as sine x r equal to 0, then sine 3x, then sine 5 x

(i) Show that ∑r=0^10 sin(2 r+1) x=(sin^2 11 x)/(sinx). (ii)...

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