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∫(sin2x+sin4x−sin6x)/(1+cos2x+cos4x+cos6x) | JEE
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Step 1: Factor the numerator. Pair and keep :
Step 2: Factor the denominator. Pair and :
Step 3: Form the ratio:
Step 4: Use , so , giving
Step 5: Integrate each term with :
Correct answer: (2)
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