Thank you in advance,I was just wondering if anybody knows why the

[jherd]

Thank you in advance,

I was just wondering if anybody knows why the integral of a 1/2 with respect to theta = pi?

Thanks

 

[stevenb]

Thank you in advance,

I was just wondering if anybody knows why the integral of a 1/2 with respect to theta = pi?

Thanks

What are the limits of integration?

If the limits are 0 to 2pi, then the answer is simple

\int_0^{2\pi}0.5 d\theta=0.5[\theta]_0^{2\pi}=0.5(2\pi)=\pi

 

[micromass]

These question can also be easily answered by www.wolframalpha.com/
It can even show steps in solving the integral!

 

[jherd]

Thank you! Makes sense!