When exponents meet trigonometry...
The integration of cos x with respect to x can be expressed as sin x + cos x + c where c is the arbitrary constant. Assuming gcd (p, q) = 1 and gcd (r, s) = 1, what is p+q+r+s?
The answer is 24.
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