Answer :
Let I =
Here, we express the denominator in terms (sin x – cos x) which is the integration of numerator.
Clearly,
Therefore, becomes,
Let, sin x – cos x = t.
Then, d(sin x – cos x) = dt
(cos x + sin x)dx = dt.
Now the limits of integration also change,at x = 0
t = sin0 – cos0 = – 1 and
at x =
∴
OR
(let)
When ; a = 1, b = 3
As ∴
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