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Homework Statement
∫(sec^2 x tanx) dx
the integral is from 0 to ∏/3
Homework Equations
I tried using integration by parts
The Attempt at a Solution
When I did integration by parts I got to this:
tan^2 x - ∫(sec^2 x tanx) dx (integral also from 0 to ∏/3)
which take you back to the question I started with.