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∫ (1-sin²3t)cos3t du

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Substitute
y=\sin3t, so that
\mathrm dy=3\cos3t\,\mathrm dt (not
\mathrm du!). Then


\displaystyle\int(1-\sin^23t)\cos3t\,\mathrm dt=\frac13\int(1-y^2)\,\mathrm dy=\frac y3-\frac{y^3}9+C=\frac{\sin3t}3-\frac{\sin^3t}9+C

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