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1、∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*(cosx)^n dx

=∫(0,π/2)(sinx)^m*(cosx)^(n- 1)d(sinx)

= (sinx) (m+1) * (cosx) (n-1) | (0,π/2)-∫ (0,π/2) Sinks d [(sinx) m * (cosx).

=-∫(0,π/2)sinx*[m*(sinx)^(m- 1)*(cosx)^n-(n- 1)*(sinx)^(m+ 1)*(cosx)^(n-2)]dx

=(n- 1)*∫(0,π/2)(sinx)^(m+2)*(cosx)^(n-2)dx-m *∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*(cosx)^n dx

=(n- 1)*∫(0,π/2)(sinx)^m*[ 1-(cosx)^2]*(cosx)^(n-2)dx-m *∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*(cosx)^n dx

=(n- 1)*∫(0,π/2)(sinx)^m*(cosx)^(n-2)dx-(m+n- 1)*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*(cosx)^n dx

So ∫ (0,π/2) (sinx) m * (cosx) n dx

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*(cosx)^(n-2) dx

According to the above recursive formula, ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m * (cosx) n dx.

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*[(n-3)/(m+n-2)]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*(cosx)^(n-4) dx

= ......

(1) If n is odd, then ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m * (cosx) n dx.

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*[(n-3)/(m+n-2)]*...*[2/(m+3)]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m*cosx dx

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*[(n-3)/(m+n-2)]*...*[2/(m+3)]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m d(sinx)

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*[(n-3)/(m+n-2)]*...*[2/(m+3)]*[ 1/(m+ 1)]*(sinx)^(m+ 1)|(0,π/2)

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*[(n-3)/(m+n-2)]*...*[2/(m+3)]*[ 1/(m+ 1)]

=(n- 1)! ! /[(m+n)! ! /(m- 1)! ! ]

=[(m- 1)! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! !

(2) If n is an even number, then ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m * (cosx) n dx.

=[(n- 1)/(m+n)]*[(n-3)/(m+n-2)]*...*[ 1/(m+2)]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m dx

=(n- 1)! ! /[(m+n)! ! /m! ! ]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m dx

=[m! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! ! *∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m dx

Where ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) mdx

=-∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^(m- 1) d(cosx)

=-(sinx)^(m- 1)*cosx|(0,π/2)+(m- 1)*∫(0,π/2)(sinx)^(m-2)*(cosx)^2 dx

=(m- 1)*∞(0,π/2)(sinx)^(m-2)*[ 1-(sinx)^2)dx

=(m- 1)*∫(0,π/2)(sinx)^(m-2)dx-(m- 1)*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^m dx

So ∫ (0,π/2)(sinx)mdx =[(m- 1)/m]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx) (m-2) dx。

=[(m- 1)/m]*[(m-3)/(m-2)]*∫(0,π/2) (sinx)^(m-4) dx

= ......

(1) if m is odd, then ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m dx.

=[(m- 1)/m]*[(m-3)/(m-2)]*...*(2/3)*∫(0,π/2) sinx dx

=[(m- 1)/m]*[(m-3)/(m-2)]*...*(2/3)*(-cosx)|(0,π/2)

=(m- 1)! ! /m! !

Then ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m * (cosx) n dx

=[m! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! ! *[(m- 1)! ! /m! ! ]

=[(m- 1)! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! !

② If m is an even number, then ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m dx

=[(m- 1)/m]*[(m-3)/(m-2)]*...*( 1/2)*∫(0,π/2) dx

=[(m- 1)! ! /m! ! ]*(π/2)

Then ∫ (0, π/2) (sinx) m * (cosx) n dx

=[m! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! ! *[(m- 1)! ! /m! ! ]*(π/2)

=[(m- 1)! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! ! *(π/2)

All in all,

When n is odd, or n is even and m is odd, the original formula =[(m- 1)! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! !

When n is even and m is even, the original formula =[(m- 1)! ! *(n- 1)! ! ]/(m+n)! ! *(π/2)

2.( 1) Calculate the value of ∫(0, π/2) sin(nx)/sinx dx first.

Because of sin (nx)

=sin[(n- 1)x+x]

= sin(n- 1)x * cosx+cos(n- 1)x * sinx

=( 1/2)*[sin(NX)+sin(n-2)x]+cos(n- 1)x * sinx

So (1/2) * sin (NX) = (1/2) * sin (n-2) x+cos (n-1) x * sinx.

sin(NX)= sin(n-2)x+2cos(n- 1)x * sinx

sin(NX)/sinx = sin(n-2)x/sinx+2cos(n- 1)x

∫(0,π/2) sin(nx)/sinx dx

=∫(0,π/2) sin(n-2)x/sinx dx+∫(0,π/2) 2cos(n- 1)x dx

=∫(0,π/2)sin(n-2)x/sinx dx+[2/(n- 1)]* sin(n- 1)x |(0,π/2)

=∫(0,π/2)sin(n-2)x/sinx dx+[2/(n- 1)]* sin[(n- 1)π/2]

=∫(0,π/2)sin(n-4)x/sinx dx+[2/(n-3)]* sin[(n-3)π/2]+[2/(n- 1)]* sin[(n- 1)π/2]

= ......

When n is odd, ∫(0, π/2) sin(nx)/sinx dx

=∫(0,π/2)sinx/sinx dx+(2/2)* sin(2π/2)+(2/4)* sin(4π/2)+...+[2/(n- 1)]* sin[(n- 1)π/2]

=π/2

(2) Then calculate ∫ (0, π/2) [sin (NX)/sinx] 2dx.

[sin(nx)/sinx]^2

=[sin(n-2)x/sinx+2cos(n- 1)x]^2

=[sin(n-2)x/sinx]^2+4sin(n-2)x*cos(n- 1)x/sinx+4[cos(n- 1)x]^2

=[sin(n-2)x/sinx]^2+2[sin(2n-3)x-sinx]/sinx+2[ 1+cos(2n-2)x]

=[sin(n-2)x/sinx]^2+2sin(2n-3)x/sinx+2cos(2n-2)x

∫(0,π/2) [sin(nx)/sinx]^2 dx

=∫(0,π/2) [sin(n-2)x/sinx]^2 dx+∫(0,π/2) 2sin(2n-3)x/sinx dx+∫(0,π/2) 2cos(2n-2)x dx

Because 2n-3 is an odd number, ∫ (0, π/2) 2sin (2n-3) x/sinxdx = 2 * (π/2) = π.

∫(0,π/2) [sin(nx)/sinx]^2 dx

=∫(0,π/2)[sin(n-2)x/sinx]^2 dx+π+[ 1/(n- 1)]* sin(2n-2)x |(0,π/2)

=∫(0,π/2) [sin(n-2)x/sinx]^2 dx+π

=∫(0,π/2) [sin(n-4)x/sinx]^2 dx+2π

= ......

If n is odd, then ∫ (0, π/2) [sin (NX)/sinx] 2dx.

=∫(0,π/2)(sinx/sinx)^2 dx+[(n- 1)/2]*π

=π/2+[(n- 1)/2]*π

=nπ/2

If n is even, then ∫ (0, π/2) [sin (NX)/sinx] 2dx.

=∫(0,π/2)[sin(2x)/sinx]^2 dx+[(n-2)/2]*π

=∫(0,π/2) 4(cosx)^2dx+[(n-2)/2]*π

=∫(0,π/2)2[ 1+cos(2x)]dx+[(n-2)/2]*π

=[2x+sin(2x)]|(0,π/2)+[(n-2)/2]*π

=π+[(n-2)/2]*π

=nπ/2

To sum up, when n is a positive integer, ∫ (0, π/2) [sin (NX)/sinx] 2dx = nπ/2.