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Question
Integrate the functions:
sin x ⋅ sin (cos x)
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Solution
Let I `= int sin x sin (cos x) dx`
Put cos x = t
= - sin x dx = dt
Hence, I `= - int sin t dt`
= (cos t) + C
= cos (cos x) + C
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