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\int \frac { d x } { \operatorname { cot } \frac { x } { 2 } \cdot \operatorname { cot } \frac { x } { 3 } \cdot \operatorname { cot } \frac { x } { 6 } }

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Note : ∫ tan ( mx ) dx = ( 1/m )· ln | sec mx | = ( - 1/m )· ln | cos mx | ... ... (1).........................................

We have,

I = ∫ { -1 / [ cot ( x/2 )· cot ( x/3 )· cot ( x/6 ) ] dx

I = ∫ [ - tan(x/2)· tan(x/3)· tan(x/6) ] dx .................... (2).........................................

We have

... tan(x/2 - x/3) = tan(x/6)

⇒ [ tan(x/2) - tan(x/3) ] / [ 1 + tan(x/2)·tan(x/3) ] = tan(x/6)

⇒ tan(x/2) - tan(x/3) = tan(x/6) + tan(x/2)·tan(x/3)·tan(x/6)

⇒ - tan(x/2)·tan(x/3)·tan(x/6) = tan(x/6) + tan(x/3) - tan(x/2) .... (3).........................................From (1), (2) and (3),

I = ∫ [ tan(x/6) + tan(x/3) - tan(x/2) ] dx

= 6. ln | sec(x/6) | + 3. ln | sec (x/3) | - 2. ln | sec(x/2) | + C ..... Ans.

= 2. ln | cos( x/2 ) | - 3. ln | cos( x/3 ) | - 6. ln | cos( x/6) | + C ... Ans.



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