Evaluate the following integral ∫_0^(π⁄4)sin2θ/(〖sin〗^4 θ+〖cos〗^4 θ) dθ
∫_0^(π⁄4)sin2θ/(〖sin〗^4 θ+〖cos〗^4 θ) dθ =∫_0^(π⁄4)(2 sinθ cosθ)/(〖sin〗^4 θ+〖cos〗^4 θ) dθ → divide the numerator and denominator by 〖cos〗^4 θ ∴I=∫_0^(π⁄4)(2 tanθ 〖sec〗^2 θ)/(〖tan〗^4 θ+1) dθ Let: u=〖tan〗^2 θ→du=2 tanθ 〖sec〗^2θ dθ,θ=0→u=0,θ=π/4→u=1∴I=∫_0^1du/(u^2+1)=├ tan^(-1)u ┤|_0^1=π/4
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∫_0^(π⁄4)sin2θ/(〖sin〗^4 θ+〖cos〗^4 θ) dθ
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→ divide the numerator and denominator by 〖cos〗^4 θ
∴I=∫_0^(π⁄4)(2 tanθ 〖sec〗^2 θ)/(〖tan〗^4 θ+1) dθ
Let:
u=〖tan〗^2 θ→du=2 tanθ 〖sec〗^2θ dθ,θ=0→u=0,θ=π/4→u=1
∴I=∫_0^1du/(u^2+1)=├ tan^(-1)u ┤|_0^1=π/4