Integration by Partial Fractions
∫dt/(1+sint+cost)
∫dt/(1 + sint + cost ) ......................(1)
Let tan t/2 = z
Differentiating the above equation with respect to t, we have
(1/2 ) sec2 ( t/2 ) dt = dz
dt = 2 dz/( sec2 ( t/2 ) )
dt = 2 dz/( 1 + z2) .....................[∵ sec2 x = 1+ tan2 x]
Again by half angle formulae we have
sin t = 2 tan ( t/2) /( 1+ tan2 (t/2) )
cos t = ( 1- tan2 (t/2) ) / ( 1+ tan2 t/2) )
Substituting the values of sin t, cos t and dt from above in equation (1) we have
∫ [ 2 dz/ ( 1 + z2) ] / [ 1+ 2z/(1 + z2) + [ ( 1- z2) / ( 1+ z2) ]
∫ [2 dz / ( 1 + z2) ] / [ (2 +2z) / ( 1 + z2) ]
∫ 2 dz /( 2+ 2z)
∫ dz /(1+z)
ln | 1+z| + c
Substituting the value of z from above we have
ln | 1+ tan (t/2) | + c
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