Let cos x = t
- sin x dx = dt
Now the integral we have is
∫ sin x log (cos x)dx = - ∫ log tdt
- ∫1.log tdt
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Using BY PART METHOD. Using the superiority list as ILATE (Inverse Logarithm Algebra Trigonometric Exponential). Taking the first function to the one which comes first in the list.
Here log t is first function and 1 as the second function.
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