Integration of Sine Squared X

This video tutorial explains how to integrate sine squared X using the power reducing formula. It begins with an introduction to the integration process, followed by a detailed explanation of the power reducing formula for sine squared X. The tutorial then demonstrates how to find the indefinite integral by moving constants and integrating each term. Finally, the video concludes with the derivation of the final solution, which includes distributing constants and simplifying the expression.

What is the power-reducing formula for sine squared X?

• 1/2 times (1 - sine 2x)

• 1/2 times (1 - cosine 2x)

• 1/2 times (1 + sine 2x)

• 1/2 times (1 + cosine 2x)

When using the power-reducing formula, what happens to the angle of X?

• It halves

• It doubles

• It triples

• It remains the same

What is the integral of cosine 2x?

• sine 2x

• cosine 2x

• sine 2x divided by 2

• cosine 2x divided by 2

What is the integral of 1 with respect to X?

• 1

• X squared

• X

• 0

What is the final expression for the integral of sine squared X?

• 1/4 X - 1/2 sine 2x + C

• 1/2 X + 1/4 sine 2x + C

• 1/4 X + 1/2 sine 2x + C

• 1/2 X - 1/4 sine 2x + C

What operation is performed on the constant 1/2 in the final step?

• It is multiplied by each term

• It is subtracted from each term

• It is added to each term

• It is distributed to each term