It is known that `(cosh)' = sinhx,` so `int sinhx dx = coshx + C.` To reduce the given integral to the known one, make the substitution `u = 1 - 2x.` Then `du = -2 dx,` `dx = -1/2 du,` and the integral becomes
`int sinh(u)*(-1/2) du = -1/2 int sinh(u) du =`
`= -1/2 cosh(u) + C = -1/2 cosh(1 - 2x) + C,`
where `C` is an arbitrary constant.
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