Integral of cos(a*x+b) dx
The solution
The answer (Indefinite)
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/ //sin(a*x + b) \
| ||------------ for a != 0|
| cos(a*x + b) dx = C + |< a |
| || |
/ \\ sin(b) otherwise /
∫cos(ax+b)dx=C+{asin(ax+b)sin(b)fora=0otherwise
/sin(a + b) sin(b)
|---------- - ------ for And(a > -oo, a < oo, a != 0)
< a a
|
\ cos(b) otherwise
{−asin(b)+asin(a+b)cos(b)fora>−∞∧a<∞∧a=0otherwise
=
/sin(a + b) sin(b)
|---------- - ------ for And(a > -oo, a < oo, a != 0)
< a a
|
\ cos(b) otherwise
{−asin(b)+asin(a+b)cos(b)fora>−∞∧a<∞∧a=0otherwise
Piecewise((sin(a + b)/a - sin(b)/a, (a > -oo)∧(a < oo)∧(Ne(a, 0))), (cos(b), True))
Use the examples entering the upper and lower limits of integration.