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A closed form solution for an unorthodox trigonometric integral
Abstract
A closed form solution for the trigonometric integral 
is presented in this article. The result will fill the gap in another trigonometric integral 
, which is neglected by most of the calculus textbooks due to its foreseeable unorthodox solution procedure comparing to the other three cases in 
when m is even or n is odd.
Keywords
- trigonometric integral,
- recursive relation,
- mathematical induction,
- binomial expansion,
- integration by parts
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- Available online: 04 Aug 2009
Author affiliations
- a Department of Mathematical Sciences, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460, USA
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