Posted by Brandon on Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 12:07pm.
let u = cot(x)
du = -csc^2(x) dx
csc^4 = csc^2 * (1+cot^2)
and we have
-u^(1/3)(1+u^2) du
That should pose no problem.
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