Answer to Question #85228 in Calculus for Psaudamini

Question #85228

If ∫f(x)dx within limit 0 to a=∫f(a-x)dx within limit 0 to a
Then show that
∫xsinx/(1+cos^2(x))dx within limit 0 to π=π^2/4

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