Quadratic Variation of Function of Brownian Motion

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I am trying to compute the quadratic variation of $ \cos (B_t)$. Using Ito's formula I have deduced that we would get that the quadratic variation is given by: $$[\cos B](t) = \int^t_0 \sin^2(B_s)ds $$ but I can't reduce this problem any further as I can't compute this integral. Indeed I'm not even sure this is the right approach. Any hints would be welcome.

Thanks for the help.