let I=integral [0 to pi] x tanx/(secx+tanx)dx =integral [0 to pi] (pi-x)tan(pi-x)/sec(pi-x)+tan(pi-x) dx =pi integral[0 to pi] tanx/secx+tanx dx -I =>2I=pi integral [0 to pi] tanx/(secx+tanx) dx =>I=pi/2 Integarl [0 to pi] tanx/(secx+tanx) dx =pi/2 integral (sinx/cosx)/(1+sinx)/cosx =pi/2 integral [0to pi] sinx/1+cosx =pi/2 integral (sinx+1 -1)/1+sinx dx =pi/2[ integral (0 to pi) dx-integral (0 to pi) dx/(1+sinx)] =pi/2[ pi- integral (0 to pi) (1-sinx)/(1+sinx)(1-sinx)] =pi/2 [pi-integral (0 to pi) (1-sinx)/cos^2x dx] =pi/2 [pi-integral (0 to pi) sec^2xdx + integral ( 0 to pi) secxtanx dx] =pi/2 [pi- (tanx) 0 to pi + (secx) 0 to pi] =pi/2 [ pi-tan(pi)+tan(0) +sec(pi)-sec(0)] =pi/2 [pi-1-1] =pi/2(pi-2)
leave the splitting of tanx and secx only remove x by the property. then we can rationalise it. in denominator it will become sec^2x-tan^2x and will simply give {integration[0-π]tanx-secx}......is that answer worng...??
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