x sin 2 x

∫ cos 2 x dx= 2 + 4
x sin 2 x
∫ sin 2 x dx= 2 − 2
4
Now let’s integrate cos (x) :

∫ cos 4 x dx=sin x cos 3 x +∫ 3 sin2 x cos 2 x

The second term because when differentiate

d
¿
dx
The second term that we need to cancel by finding its integral. Now let’s evaluate

∫ 3 sin 2 x cos2 x=3∫ cos2 x ( 1−cos2 x ) dx=3 ∫ cos2 x dx−3 ∫ cos4 x

Combining this with the first equation

∫ cos 4 x dx=sin x cos 3 x +3∫ cos2 x dx−3∫ cos4 x

Flipping the last term to the right which match the RHS term we get

( x2 + six42 x ) ,
4 ∫ cos 4 x dx=sin x cos3 x+3

x six 2 x
sin x cos x+ 3 ( +
4 )
3

4 2
∫ cos x dx= 4