integrate cos^2(x)*sin(x)

integral of cos2(x)*sin(x) we notice that we can use the spot the ball method here: Guessed integral: cos3(x) Differentiated Guessed Integral: -3sin(x)cos2(x), therefore our solution is (-1/3)*cos3(x)+c

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