Posted by Rachel on Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 2:14pm.
u-substitute u=sin(q). du = cos(q) dq.
from u=sin(pi)=0 to u=sin(2pi)=0
int(e^u du) from 0 to 0
=e^0-e^0
=0
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