Consider the given integral.
I=∫cos2xsin2xcos2xdx
We know that
cos2x=cos2x−sin2x
Therefore,
I=∫cos2x−sin2xsin2xcos2xdx ……… (1)
Let
t=sinxcosx
dtdx=cosx(cosx)+sinx(−sinx)
dt=(cos2x−sin2x)dx
Therefore,
I=∫1t2dt
I=−1t+C
On putting the value of t, we get
I=−1sinxcosx+C
Hence, this is the answer.