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Find the integrals of the following: 1) 6sin2xcos3x dx 2) 9xcos2x dx 3) 3cos2xtan3x dx 4)...

Find the integrals of the following:

1) 6sin2xcos3x dx

2) 9xcos2x dx

3) 3cos2xtan3x dx

4) 7cot5xsin4x dx

5) 3tan2xsecx dx

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