1) You need to evaluate the definite integral J such that:
`J = int_0^4 3dt`
You need to bring the constant term 3 in front of integral sign such that:
`J= 3 int_0^4 dt =gt J = 3t|_0^4`
`J = 3(4 - 0) = 12`
2) You need to evaluate the definite integral K such that:
`K = int_0^4 2cos(((t+1)pi)/26) dt`
You should come up with the substitution `((t+ 1)pi)/26 = u.`
Differentiating both sides yields:
`(pi/26)dt = du =gt dt = (26du)/pi`
Use this substitution under integral sign such that:
`K = int_0^4 2cos u *(26du)/pi`
`K= 52/pi*int_0^4 cos u du =gt K = 52/pi*sin u|_(u_1)^(u_2)`
`K = 52/pi* sin(t + 1/26)pi|_0^4`
`K = 52/pi*(sin (5pi/26) - sin (pi/26))`
`K = 52/pi*(0.568 - 0.120)`
`K = 7.415`
3) You need to evaluate J+K such that:
`J+K = 12 + 7.415 = 19.415`
Hence, evaluating the definite integral following the steps 1),2),3) yields `J+K = 19.415.`
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