Integration: Solve Nm sin2α = ωR * intgrl α:β [(cosβ − cosθ)sinθ cosθ dθ]

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Integration: Solve Nm sin2α = ωR * intgrl α:β [(cosβ − cosθ)sinθ cosθ dθ]

Hi,

Could anyone help me with the steps to solving this integral:

Nm sin2α = ωR * intgrl α:β [(cosβ − cosθ)sinθ cosθ dθ]

Solution:

Nm =ωR/sin2α*[1/3(cos3α − cos3β) −cosβ/4(cos 2α − cos 2β)]

See image below:

(I'm basically req'd to integrate the over the region of b):

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Could anyone help me with the steps to solving this integral:

Nm sin2α = ωR * intgrl α:β [(cosβ − cosθ)sinθ cosθ dθ]

Solution:

Nm =ωR/sin2α*[1/3(cos3α − cos3β) −cosβ/4(cos 2α − cos 2β)]

See image below:

(I'm basically req'd to integrate the over the region of b):

View attachment 8865

Start with

\(\displaystyle \displaystyle \int_\alpha^\beta\, [cos(\beta)\, - cos(\theta)]\, sin(\theta)\, cos(\theta)\,d\theta\)

. . .\(\displaystyle \displaystyle =\, cos(\beta)\,\int_\alpha^\beta\, sin(\theta)\, cos(\theta)\,d\theta\, -\, \int_\alpha^\beta\, sin(\theta)\, cos^2(\theta)\,d\theta\)

You should know the solution to the two integrals. HINT:

\(\displaystyle \dfrac{d\,cos(\theta)}{d\theta}\, =\, -\,sin(\theta)\)
 
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