11G - integrating circular functions

objective: to find the antidifferentiation of circular functions; the area under the sine, cosine curve. We also need to take into account the area under the x-axis from exercise 11F.

NOTE!~!! the antidifferentiation of sine = NEGATIVE cosine!

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