Heres my problem INTEGRAL SIGN sin2xcosx dx The answer is ap

Here\'s my problem:

INTEGRAL SIGN: sin^2(x)cos(x) dx

The answer is apparently

sin^3(x)/3 + C

NEED ANSWER, ENGLISH LANGUAGE NOT MATH JUMBO MUMBO

let say that X=sin(x) so dx would be d(sinx) = cos(x) right?
and x² would be sin²(x)

now if we need X²dX... that would be X³/3 + C right? and now replace that X by sin(x) and we get sin^3(x)/3 + C

$Here\'s my problem: INTEGRAL SIGN: sin^2(x)cos(x) dx The answer is apparently sin^3(x)/3 + C NEED ANSWER, ENGLISH LANGUAGE NOT MATH JUMBO MUMBOSolutionlet say t$

Heres my problem INTEGRAL SIGN sin2xcosx dx The answer is ap

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