\(\int_0^\frac \pi2\)\(\frac {\pi}{20} cos\ 2x\ dx\)
Let I = \(\int_0^\frac \pi2\)\(\frac {\pi}{20} cos\ 2x\ dx\)
∫cos 2x dx = \(\frac {sin\ 2x}{2}\) = F(x)
By second fundamental theorem of calculus,we obtain:
I = F(\(\frac \pi2\)) - F(0)
= \(\frac 12\)[sin2(\(\frac \pi2\)) - sin 0]
= \(\frac 12\)[sin\(\pi\) - sin0]
= \(\frac 12\)[0 - 0]
= 0
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