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Evaluation of fugacity (Chemical Engineering)
Homework Statement I was revising the topic on the evaluation of fugacity of liquids and gases for my chemical engineering course, when I ran into an equation which I think, may be wrong as I think it may evaluate to ln0, which is infinity. Here is a snapshot of the equation: The equation...- galaxy_twirl
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- Chemical engineering Engineering Integration
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Topic: Is there a solution to this infinite integration problem?
Homework Statement Evaluate the limit 1 1 1 lim ∫ ∫ ... ∫ cos^2((pi/2n)(x1 + x2 +... xn))dx1 dx2 ... dxn 0 0 0 n→∞Homework Equations Well, I know that we can change this using a double angle rule, so that the integrals become 1/2 + 1/2 cos (2*pi/2n)(x1 +...- Sleestak
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- Calc iii Infinite Integals Integration Limits
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Two variable function, single integral
Homework Statement Evaluate: I(y)= \int^{\frac{\pi}{2}}_{0} \frac{1}{y+cos(x)} \ dx if y > 1 Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I've never seen an integral like this before. I can see it has the form: \int^{a}_{b} f(x,y) dx I clearly can't treat it as one half of an exact...- bananabandana
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- Double integral Function Integral Integration Multivariable Variable
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Terrible experience in first integration (lebesgue) class
Hello. I am in an undergraduate math major in an introductory graduate class on integration theory and it has truly been an unpleasant experience. I feel the instructor(who is teaching it for the first time) is pretty much completely disconnected from the students in his assignments and...- Mathmaybe
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- Class Experience Integration
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Integration - Change of Variable
Homework Statement [/B] Use integration by substitution to evaluate the integral, I = \int^{x}_{x_{0}} (3 + 4t)^{\frac{5}{3}} dt Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I am confused by this question, and think that the limits on the integral might be a typo. Does it make sense for them...- BOAS
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- Change Integration Variable
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Physics Major Struggles with Integration: Books to Help
As a physics major, I felt devastated today when I had to face the toughest integrals in my life for advanced quantum mech course. I am really embarrassed I did bot learn integration properly. please suggest me a good book that will help me excel in sort of integraion I will face for QM and...- clumps tim
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- Books Integals Integration
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Integral physics, me understand a thing with respect to integration
Hi, I'm trying to understand why When you write a*dt = dv then you can write the integral like this., ∫dv (from v0 to vt) = ∫a*dt (from 0 to t) My challenge is this: from the equation a*dt = dv, the term "dv" geometrically means an infenitesimalle small change in function value of the...- christian0710
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- Integral Integration Physics
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- Forum: Calculus
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MHB Concept of contour integration and integration along a square
Hello, My question is, there is a concept of contour integration. Which is choosing a circular contour space sort of, and integrating along that. How do you do contour integration? Secondly, there is something going around called integrating along a square. I tried searching only, a lot...- Amad27
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- Concept Integration Square
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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MHB On integration, measurability, almost everywhere concept
Suppose $\int f d\mu < \infty.$ Let $$h(\omega)=\begin{cases}f(\omega) \ \ \ \text{if} \ \ f(\omega)\in \mathbb{R} \\ \\ 0 \ \ \ \text{if} \ \ \ f(\omega)=\infty\end{cases}$$ How to show $h$ is measurable and $\int f d\mu = \int h d\mu?$ **Attempt:** It is known that the product of two...- kalish1
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- Concept Integration
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Complex analysis: residue integration question
I'm asked to evaluate the following integral: \int_{c} \frac{30z^2-23z+5}{(2z-1)^2(3z-1)}dz where c is the unit circle. This function has a simple pole at z=\frac{1}{3} and a second order pole at z=\frac{1}{2}, both of which are within my region of integration. I then went about computing the...- Wheelwalker
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- Analysis Complex Complex analysis Integration Residue
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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ME statics shear/moment diagrams through integration
Homework Statement Homework Equations w=(2/3)x The Attempt at a Solution So integrating w to get V (1/3)x^2 +C Then Sum in the Y-direction should be 9-(2/3)x+18=0 Somebody tell me what in god's name is going on here. It seems like they are ignoring the 18kN force and then plugging in my...- Feodalherren
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- Diagrams Integration Statics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Electric Field of a circular arc at a point
Homework Statement Given that the circular arc wire with radius 'r' has a linear charge density ##\lambda##. What is the Electric field at the origin? Homework Equations ##\vec{E}=\frac{kq}{r^2}## where ##k=9\times10^9## is a constant. 3. The Attempt at a Solution I took a small segment dy...- Hijaz Aslam
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- Arc Charges Circular Coil Electric Electric field Electricity Field Integration Point
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Proof of disk moment of inertia using area density
Homework Statement Disk with radius R σ = M/A I = ∫ mr2 Homework Equations Today we learned how to derive various moments of inertia via density equations (M/L, M/A, M/V). I understand all of them except on how to get MR2/2 for a disk. The Attempt at a Solution I = ∫mr2 σ = M/A dM =...- scain6043
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- Area Calculus Cylinder Density Disk Inertia Integration Moment Moment of inertia Proof Rotation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Integration of a polynomial problem
Hi, I'm using KA Stroud 6th edition (for anyone with the same book, P407) and there is a example question where I just can't seem to get the answer they have suggested: Homework Statement [/B] Question: Determine the value of I = ∫(4x3-6x2-16x+4) dx when x = -2, given that at x = 3, I = -13...- MartinJH
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- Integration Polynomial
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solving Integrals using summations
Homework Statement Many places I have seen when solving integrals you change a lot of it into sums. http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1005976/finding-int-0-pi-2-dfrac-tan-x1m2-tan2x-mathrmdx/1006076#1006076 Is just an example. So in general, how do you solve integrals (CLOSED FORM) by...- Amad27
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- Analysis Calculus Integrals Integration Series
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MHB Finding new limits of integration problem
In the integral integral(1,infinity) e^(-sqrt(x)) / sqrt(x) STEP 1: I let u = -sqrt(x) du = -1/(2sqrt(x)) then my lower bound u = -1 then my upper bound u = -infinity -2 integral(-1,infinity) e^u du I would then switch the order of the integration bounds and multiply by -1My question is... -
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Numerica integration with unequal intervals
Hello, I have to compute the numerical integral of a function which is expressed at unequal (but almost) intervals. I tried the trapezoidal method, but the error is too large for my application. Is it possible to generalize the Boole's rule to or something on the same order of precision?- cris
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- Integration intervals
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Integration by special technique
Mentor note: Thread was moved to homework section[/color] Hello Folks I have integral ∫0π/2 (sinx/sinx+cosx) dx I have got the answer is π/4 I have even solved indefinite integral [ln(tan^2(x/2)-2(tan(x/2))-1)]/2 + [tan-1(tan(x/2)) + [ln(1+tan^2(x/2))]/2]/2 my problem is I am not getting...- PhyCalc
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- Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Trying to find the infinite sum of e^-x using integration
Hello, I am well aware of the ratio method, and the sum = 1/(1-r) but I want to try this method. I am trying to understand this: \displaystyle \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} e^{-n} using integrals, what I have though: = \displaystyle \lim_{m\to\infty} \sum_{n=1}^{m} e^{-n} = \displaystyle... -
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Integration using Euler Substitution
Does anyone know of a derivation or justification of Euler's substitution formulas for evaluating irrational expressions? In other words, to evaluate integrals of the form: \int R(x,\sqrt{ax^2+bx+c}) You can use Euler's substitutions: 1. \sqrt{ax^2+bx+c} = t \pm \sqrt{a}x, a>0 2...- bamajon1974
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- Euler Integration Substitution
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- Forum: Calculus
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Grassmann Integration: Clarifying Notation in "hep-th/0108200
Hi, everyone! I am trying to understand notation of this textbook http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0108200 page 8, formulas 2.1.4 and 2.1.5 $$\int d \theta_\alpha \theta^\beta=\delta_\alpha^\beta$$ this could be found in any textbook the weird that from the above formula follows $$\int d^2...- Korybut
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- Grassmann Integration
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Lower and Upper Riemann sums of sin(x)
Task in real analysis: P is a uniform partition on [0, π] and is divided into 6 equal subintervals. Show that the lower and upper riemann sums of sin (x) over P is lesser than 1.5 and larger than 2.4 respectively. My attempt at the solution: The greates value and the least value of sin x over...- paulca
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- Integration Real analysis Riemann Riemann sum Riemann sums Sums
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2D Milne's rule composite integration
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton%E2%80%93Cotes_formulas Simpson rule: 1 4 1, and the composite version: 1 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 ...4 1 in a double integral we just compute rows, and next columns, a this gives a matrix: http://mathfaculty.fullerton.edu/mathews/n2003/SimpsonsRule2DMod.html Milne's... -
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Lubrication Theory: Fluid Flow and Integration
Basically, I'm modelling the flow of a "coating" process -- a fluid flow between a flat moving plane and a stationary cylinder, 2D, cartesian coordinates. Subscript 0 is the at the minimum height b/w the plane and the cylinder, and subscript c is at the point at which the flow leaves the moving...- E.T.A.
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- Flow Fluid Fluid flow Integration Theory
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W=F.dx rate of change of x approaches to zero?
In the integration of Force with respect to displacement (W=∫F.dx), is that true if the rate of change of displacement approaches to zero? My teacher said the one which approaches to zero is the rate of change of time. But If I arrange the formula, I will get F=dW/dx then F= lim Δx→0 ΔW/Δx...- hugoARD
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- Calculus Change Derivation Displacement Force Integration Rate Rate of change Work Zero
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Thermodynamics atmospheric pressure Question
Homework Statement A liter of air, initially at room temperature and atmospheric pressure, is heated at constant pressure until it doubles in volume. Calculate the increase in its entropy during this process. so Ti= 300K, Volume which is 2Vi=Vf; Pressure is constant Homework Equations ΔS...- benjibutton
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- Atmospheric Atmospheric pressure Entropy Heat Integration Physics Pressure Thermo Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solution to Hydrostatic Bearing Integration Task
Hi everyone! I would like to ask you for help with one of the tasks from my assignment. The rest of the assignment is done including some simple integration but I struggle with this one: Task "The total load capacity for a circular hydrostatic bearing is given as ##W=\int_0^{R_o} p_r(2πr dr) +...- mathi85
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- Integration
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Integration: force on submerged triangular plate
Homework Statement Submerged (vertically) right triangle 12x9x15(hypotenuse) with 12 m leg parallel to water surface. Top of triangle is 3m below surface. Find force on triangle.[/B]Homework Equations I know mass of water is 840 k/m3. I think I should also multiply times 9.8 for gravity...- LBK
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- Fluid force Force Integration Plate Submerged
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How to integrate this one P(x1<x2<x3<1)
Homework Statement Let f(x1, x2, x3) = e-(x1+x2+x3), 0<x1,2,3<infinity, zero elsewhere be a joint pdf of X1, X2, X3. The variables are all independent to each other Compute P(X1< X2< X3|X3<1 ) Homework Equations P(X1< X2< X3|X3<1 ) The Attempt at a Solution P(X1< X2< X3|X3<1 )=P(X1< X2< X3<1...- Jon08
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- Conditional probability Integrate Integration Probability
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Solve Equation with No Analytic Solution - Symbolic Integration
I would like to solve an equation: NIntegrate[f[x],{x,a,b}]==1 For a and b, my function doesn't have analytic solution.- dabo
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- Integration
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Sensor - accelerations to displacements, error
Hello everybody, apologies from outset for bad English. I wonder if anyone can give me some advice regarding my problem. I have a sesnor that gives acceleration readings. I have been working hard to turn these readings into position or displacements. I tried many method but MATLAB cumptrapz...- Maria Redericki
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- Acceleration Error Integration Sensor
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Finding volume of a nose cone with a given r with integration
I'm still confused on some of these volume problems, so please bear with me :) Homework Statement Find the volume of a reentry spacecraft nose cone that has a cross-section radius of (1/4)x2 taken x feet from the nose and perpendicular to the axis of sym. We are given that the length of...- LBK
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- Cone Integration Volume Volume of solid
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Is There a Simple Solution for This Integral?
for the problem: \int {[(y-1)^3 + C]^{-1/2}}dy Is there a simple solution that can yield an answer? C is a constant. Integration by parts doesn't seem to look helpful (at least to me). Trigonometric substitution looks like one method that would work, though it would involve quite a bit of... -
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MHB Can you help me solve this tricky integral involving arctanx?
Hello everyone! I need some help with the integral: $\displaystyle \int \dfrac{1}{\tan^{-1}(x)}dx$ I don't know how to solve it... can you guys help me please? -
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Numerical integration of a function specified numerically
Dear All, Can someone suggest me an appropriate routine (in Fortran) or command (in mathematica) to perform numerical integration of a function, which is specified numerically on a one dimensional grid with equal spacing (and we cannot generate additional data on other grid points)? There are... -
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Definite Integrals Using Contour Integration
Problem Show: \int_0^\infty \frac{cos(mx)}{4x^4+5x^2+1} dx= \frac{\pi}{6}(2e^{(-m/2)}-e^{-m}) for m>0 The attempt at a solution The general idea seems to be to replace cos(mx) with ##e^{imz}## and then use contour integration and residue theory to solve the integral. Let ##f(z) =...- Haydo
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- Definite integrals Homework Integrals Integration
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How Can Set-Valued Maps Be Integrated in Measurable Spaces?
laTex- moh salem
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- Integration Map
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Measurability and integration of set-valued maps
What is the difference between the measurable set-valued maps and measurable single-valued map? What is the difference between the integrable set-valued maps and integrable single-valued map? With illustrative examples, if possible? Thank you very.- moh salem
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- Integration
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Normal force of real pulley: Which direction is it?
Consider a pulley fixed to the ceiling. A mass-less string is wrapped around it, with each side of the string hanging down either side of the pulley. Since the pulley has friction with the string, tension along the string will vary. Let's say the string is attempting to move clockwise, so the... -
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Calculating Arc Length of a Curve: A Calculus II Problem
Homework Statement Find the exact length of the curve: y= 1/4 x2-1/2 ln(x) where 1<=x<=2 Homework Equations Using the Length formula (Leibniz) given in my book, L=Int[a,b] sqrt(1+(dy/dx)2) I found derivative of f to be (x2-1)/2x does that look correct? The Attempt at a Solution I found f'...- LBK
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- Arc Arc length Calculus Calculus ii Integrals Integration Length
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Volume of solid x^2 + (y-1)^2 =1 about y-axis
Homework Statement Hello, I am to find the volume of the solid given by x2 + (y-1)2=1 rotated about the y-axis. I may use either shells or cylindrical method. I attempted shell method, but am just learning this, still foggy and this is the one question that isn't coming out right. Homework...- BethW86
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- Integration Solid Volume Volume of solid
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Integrating ##d\psi=(x+y)dx +x_0dy##
I am quite embarrassed to ask this question, as I know i have lost track of the concept here, but Ill nevertheless ask it. I was going through Mathematical methods for physicists (pg 333), and there was an example: "Solve $$y'+(1+\frac{y}{x}) = 0$$" My problem is, (a) when you put the...- cr7einstein
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- Differential equations Integration
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- Forum: Calculus
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MHB Integration using Beta and Gamma Functions
Interestingly, I seem to have an integral I have posted before, but I want to take a different approach to it. $\int_{0}^{1} \frac{\ln(1+x)}{1+x^2} \,dx$ The beta function states, $B(x,y) = \int_{0}^{1} {t}^{x-1}({1-t}^{y-1}) \,dx$ So, I was just thinking if there a possible way to compute... -
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Is Integration by Parts Incorrect for ∫(x2 + 7x) cosx dx?
∫(x2 + 7x) cosx dx If I make v = (x2 + 7x) and du = cosx dx I get ((x2 + 7x) sinx)/2 If I make v = cosx and du = (x2 + 7x) dx I get ((x3/3 + 7x2/2) cosx)/2 using the form X=Y-X to X=Y/2 Neither are correct, what did I do wrong?- loserspearl
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Can factorials be integrated in this equation?
Hello, well here's my problem: I got this integral and I don't know how to calculate it (I am trying to find if there exists a k that satisfies this relation) : \int_0^k \frac{1}{ ( 4k-4r-2 ) ! ( 4r+1 ) ! }\, \left ( \frac{y}{x} \right )^{4r} dk = \int_0^k \frac{1}{ ( 4k-4r ) ! ( 4r+3 ) ! }\...- Nick Jackson
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- Factorials Integration
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Integration of A exp( (− 3 R^2)/(2Na^2)) (whilst following forum rules; I think)
Homework Statement A exp( (− 3 R^2)/(2Na^2)) I wish to integrate ^ The expression is equal to P(N,R) The limits are infinity to -infinity. The intention is to find the normalisation constant / A in terms of N and a (then to cube it).The Attempt at a Solution This is what I've managed. A S...- Mic :)
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- Forum Integration Rules
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration of A exp( (− 3 R^2)/(2Na^2))
Hi! Could someone please integrate the expression (with intention of finding the normalisation constant / value of A). Thanks a lot!- Mic :)
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- Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Tricky DeltaFunction integration
Hey! There is a question. Here is the integral: What I'm trying to do is starting with the third integral over zi and with the help of integral definition of DeltaFunction i want to calculate it. As you can see f(yi) has no influence on the integral. Am i right here? -
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Confusion with integration of sums
Hello guys, since I am new at sums and multivariable calculus I faced a problem when I stumbled upon this: \sum_{r=0}^{k} \binom{n}{4r+1} x^{n-4r-1} y^{4r+1} = \sum_{r=0}^{b} \binom{n}{4r+3} x^{n-4r-3} y^{4r+3} Well, the problem is that I don't know if it's possible to put a limit in every...- Nick Jackson
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- Confusion Integration Sums
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Why are the results of this natural log integration seemingly inconsistent?
Homework Statement Integrate (-m-kx)^-1 dx from a to b. The Attempt at a Solution So using the integral form I get the integral of (-m-kx)^-1 dx is (-1/k)*[ln(-m-kx)] with the bracketed expression being evaluated between a and b. (-1/k)*[ln(-m-ka) - ln(-m-kb)] My first...- PsychonautQQ
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- Integration Natural
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help