Show that `int_0^(pi/2) log(sin 2x) dx=-pi/2 (log2)`.

1.	Show that `int_0^(pi/2) log(sin 2x) dx=-pi/2 (log2)`.
Answer» Putting `2x=t`, we get `I=(1)/(2)*int_(0)^(pi)log(sint)dt=int_(0)^(pi//2)lo(sint)dt`.

Discussion

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The value of ` int _(0)^(pi//2) ((sin x + cos x)^(2))/(sqrt(1+sin 2x) dx` is
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The value of ` int _(0)^(pi) (dx)/(5+4 cos x ) ` isA. `2pi`B. `(3pi)/2`C. `(5pi)/4`D. `pi/3`
If `int _(0)^(pi//2) sin^(6) dx = (5pi)/32 ,` then the value of ` int _(-pi)^(pi) (sin ^(6) x + cos^(6)x)dx` isA. `(5pi)/8`B. `(5pi)/16`C. `(5pi)/2`D. `(5pi)/4`
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`l=int_(-2)^(1)(tan^(-1)x+"cot"^(-1)(1)/(x))dx` is equal toA. ` (5pi)/2+ 4 tan ^(-1) 2 - In 5/2`B. ` (5pi)/2 - 4 tan^(-1) 2 + In 5/2`C. ` (5pi)/2 - 3 tan ^(-1) 2 - In 5/2`D. ` (5pi)/2 - 3 tan ^(-1) 2 + 5/2`
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