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\(\int\limits_{-π}^π(1-x^2)sinx.cos^2xdx=\)
\(\int\limits_{-π}^π(1-x^2)sinx.cos^2xdx=\)
Updated On: Apr 26, 2024
- \(π-\frac{π^2}{3}\)
- \(2π-π^3\)
- \(π-\frac{π^3}{2}\)
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The correct answer is Option (D) : 0
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