GCSE physics

[HappyHippyDad]

integral x^2 sin^3(x) dx = 1/108 (-81 (x^2-2) cos(x)+(9 x^2-2) cos(3 x)-6 x (sin(3 x)-27 sin(x)))+constant

As long as you can solve this you will be ok

The first integral is written incorrectly and there should be 4 brackets at the end!!!. Appalled at your inacuracies!

The answer is alpha beta foxtrot!

 

[Silly Sausage]

The first integral is written incorrectly and there should be 4 brackets at the end!!!. Appalled at your inacuracies!

The answer is alpha beta foxtrot!

Hahaha...appalling!

Anyway, hope you're going for it, Physics is great.
Would loved to have done a degree, trouble is, I reckon the difficulty rises exponentially beyond 'A' level!!!