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Machine Parts requiring cleaning in Steel Mills?
Hello all! I have recently started a Parts Cleaning Machine manufacturing business. Most of my clients are Automobile Manufacturers & Ancillaries. The last couple of years have been disastrous for the automobile industry here. So I was looking to broaden my horizon and target the Steel...- kunalv
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- cleaning Machine parts Steel
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- Forum: General Engineering
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MHB A Dilogarithmic integration by parts
From the logarithmic integral representation of the Dilogarithm, $$\text{Li}_2(x)$$, $$|x| \le 1$$, prove the reflection formula for the Dilogarithm. Dilogarithm definition:$$\text{Li}_2(x) = -\int_0^1\frac{\log(1-xt)}{t}\, dt = \sum_{k=1}^{\infty}\frac{x^k}{k^2}$$Dilogarithm reflection...- DreamWeaver
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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MHB Integral by Parts: Solving 2 Integrals Involving Arctg(x) & Sqrt(1-x^2)
integral of arctg(x)/sqrt(1-x^2) maybe u = arctg x du = 1 /1+x^2 but x = tg u maybe this is the way isn't it? -
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MHB Solve Integral by Parts: exsqrt(x)
integral is exsqrt(x) ok here u = sqrt(x) du = 1/(2sqrt(x)) dv ex= v= ex so exsqrt(x) - integral( 1/2sqrt(x)ex) And I can't continue because i can not get rid of ex?? How must I proceed?? -
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Can Integration by Parts Reveal Series Properties in This Integral?
This isn't really a homework question, more just something I noticed while evaluating an integral and was curious about: At this stage, I was able to simplify the expression before solving for the integral algebraically (since the second iteration yielded the original integral the right... -
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Intergration by parts for sin(x)cos(x)
I know its easier to use the substitution method, by I'm trying to see how it'll work for integration by parts. I follow the LIATE method for integration by parts. Now if I take u=cos(x) and dv = sin(x), the answer changes. Can you please explain this to me? Which is the 'right'... -
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Rotating parts of a motor have a moment of inertia
Homework Statement The rotating parts of a motor have a moment of inertia of 15 kgm^2 and an optimum running speed of 1400 rev/min. When operating the motor is connected at optimum speed , by means of a clutch, to a shaft which has a counter rotation of 600 rev/min. The shaft has a mass of...- Busybee12
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- Inertia Moment Moment of inertia Motor parts Rotating
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Is the Probability of Rejecting a Batch with Defective Components?
Homework Statement A manager must assess the quality of a new batch of 25 components ready for shipping. Rather than assess each component, a sample of 5 is randomly selected and tested. The quality control specification is that if there are 2 or more defectives in the sample, the...- teme92
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- parts Probability
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How do you know when to use substituion or integration by parts?
When you have a fraction, how do you know when to use iteration by parts, or use substituion, pick a u, solve for a value of x (like x=u-2) and then plug in those values? -
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MHB Integrating xarctg2x Using Integration by Parts
it is integral of xarctg2x u = arctg2x du =1/(1+x2) or 2(arctgx/(1+x2) ?' I am stuck here dv = x v =x2/2 -
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Proof Involving Integration by Parts and a Series of Functions
Homework Statement Let f be continuous on an interval I containing 0, and define f1(x) = ∫f(t)dt, f2(x) = ∫f1(t)dt, and in general, fn(x) = ∫fn-1(t)dt for n≥2. Show that fn+1(x) = ∫[(x-t)n/n!]f(t)dt for every n≥0. ALL INTEGRALS DEFINED FROM 0 to x (I can't format :( ) Homework...- Tollschnee
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- Functions Integration Integration by parts parts Proof Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration by Parts Homework: Get Help Now
Homework Statement Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution I can't even begin the attempt because I don't know how you could use intergration by parts for this sum in the first place. Can you help me out?- uzman1243
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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MHB What is the meaning of Si in the integral of ln(x)cos(x)?
integral ln(x).cos(x) Here I have some clear ideas U = lnx du = 1/x dv = cosx so int de cosx = v = -sinx -sinxlnx -int (sinx)/(x) Ok I think I must integrate again u= sinx du = cosx dv = 1/x v = lnx Again I got -sinxlnx -int (sinx lnx) But I am stuck here and I don't know how to... -
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Integration by parts with orthogonality relation
Homework Statement I want to integrate \int_{0}^{a} xsin\frac{\pi x}{a}sin\frac{\pi x}{a}dxHomework Equations I have the orthogonality relation: \int_{0}^{a} sin\frac{n\pi x}{a}sin\frac{m\pi x}{a}dx = \begin{cases} \frac{a}{2} &\mbox{if } n = m; \\ 0 & \mbox{otherwise.} \end{cases} and...- FatPhysicsBoy
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- Integration Integration by parts Orthogonality parts Relation
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How to integrate by parts when del operator is involved?
i'm trying to integrate this: $$W=\frac{ε}{2}\int{\vec{∇}\cdot\vec{E})Vdτ}$$ where ε is a constant, E= -∇V, τ is a volume element how do i end up with the following via integration by parts? $$W=\frac{ε}{2}[-\int{\vec{E}\cdot(\vec{∇}V)dτ}+\oint{V\vec{E}\cdot d\vec{a}}$$] where the vector a... -
Integration by parts with e and sine
Homework Statement Evaluate the integral. Homework Equations \int e^{2x} sin(3x) dx The Attempt at a Solution I began by using integration by parts. u = sin(3x) v = \frac {e^{2x}} {2} du = 3 cos(3x) dv = e^{2x} dx but I get stuck after that because the...- Yae Miteo
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- Integration Integration by parts parts Sine
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What Are the Differences Between These Integration by Parts Formulas?
Hi all ! I'm new here :) So I'm facing some confusions here regarding integration by parts. While surfing through the internet to study more about this topic, I've came across two formulas which are used in solving problems related to integration by parts. They are 1. uv - ∫uv'dx 2. uv -...- O.CModderz
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus
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Electric Potential Energy in Different parts of Circuit
When a positive charge leaves the positive part if the battery it has maximum electric potential energy then as it moves through a wire with a zero resistance the charge is closer to the negative side of the battery. So, while traveling in a wire in a circuit does it lose electric potential...- Miraj Kayastha
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- Circuit Electric Electric potential Electric potential energy Energy parts Potential Potential energy
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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What are the Alternative Parts for L14F1,LD271 & S20102
What are the Alternative Parts for Transistor (L14F1) Diode (LD271) IC (S20102) While I was surfing the net in the hope of finding a Solution to this, I found a Thread Regarding the same in this Site, It was Very Helpful, But not mention the part name (code) wise, I am a newbie to...- Green Light
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- parts
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Integration - Indefinite - By Parts and U-Sub
Homework Statement Integrate the following indefinite integrals A:\int e^x (x^2+1) dx B:\int e^x cos(3x+2) dxHomework Equations \int u dv = uv - \int v du The Attempt at a Solution Part A: I have done the following but when I use an integration calculator online its not what I have (although...- FaraDazed
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- Indefinite Integration parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why do bound systems have less rest mass than the sum of its parts?
Hi PF. This a fact well aware to just about anyone that has had even basic chemistry, but I'm having a hard time coming to an understanding as to why this must be true. So why? Also, if I knew that some box contained, say, a proton and an electron, could I ever know whether or not, inside...- dimwatt
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- Bound Mass parts Rest Rest mass Sum Systems
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Substitution and Integration by Parts
Homework Statement First make a substitution and then use integration by parts to evaluate the integral. ∫x^{7}cos(x^{4})dx Homework Equations Equation for Substitution: ∫f(g(x))g'(x)dx = ∫f(u)du Equation for Integration by Parts: ∫udv = uv - ∫vdu The Attempt at a Solution So...- sashab
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- Integration Integration by parts parts Substitution
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration by Parts 5x ln(4x)dx
Homework Statement Use integration by parts to evaluate the integral. ∫5x ln(4x)dx Homework Equations ∫udv = uv - ∫vdu The Attempt at a Solution So here's my solution: But the computer is telling me I'm wrong :( We haven't learned how to integrate lnx yet, so the...- sashab
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MHB Find angles when circumference is divided into 5 unequal parts
Hello, I am using a very old textbook from 1895, Loney's Trigonometry, which poses the following problem: If the circumference of a circle be divided into 5 parts, which are in A.P., and if the greatest part be 6 times the least, find in radians the magnitudes of the angles that the parts...- Ragnarok7
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- Angles Circumference parts
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- Forum: General Math
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Help with volume of solid of revolution/integration by parts question
Homework Statement The problem is attached in this post. Homework Equations The problem is attached in this post. The Attempt at a Solution I've set up the integral via disk method: π∫(e^√x)^2 dx from 0 to 1 I've done integration by parts by don't know how to integrate the...- student93
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- parts Solid Volume Volume of solid
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Best way to go for precision aluminum parts?
I might need to go to a metal shop/fabricator/what have you soon to have work done on a conceptually simple part that has some elements with measurements on the microscopic scale. Think cylinders with a diameter of .2 microns. Lots of them. I would want it done in aluminum. What would be the...- manderson99
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- Aluminum parts Precision
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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So, what is the problem asking for? Integration by Parts for ∫(z^3e^z)dz
Homework Statement ∫((z^3)(e^z ))dzHomework Equations I just tried u dv - ∫v duThe Attempt at a Solution u = z^3 dv = e^z du = 3z^2 v = e^z = z^3e^z - ∫(3e^z (z^2)) dz I got this far but after that if I try integration by parts again, it gets too confusing.- narutoish
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration by Parts: Solving ∫cosx(lnsinx)dx
Homework Statement ∫cosx(lnsinx)dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution u=lnsinx dv=cosxdx du=cosx/sinx dx v=sinx =(lnsinx)(sinx)-∫(sinx)(cosx/sinx)dx =(lnsinx)(sinx)-(sinx)+C I thought that I did this correctly, but my teacher said that u should...- jdawg
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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MHB Integrate by Parts: Solving (xe^(2x))/((1+2x)^2)
how do i integrate (xe^(2x))/((1+2x)^2)?? do i substitute 1 + 2x = w? but if i do, how do i proceed from there? -
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Removing parts of a line (literally)
Hey pf! I think this is the correct thread. Basically, if I take a line segment and remove half of it, what happens to the point that is in the middle? Also, what happens if I take a segment [0,1] and take [0,1/2) versus [0,1/2]? What length do I have remaining for each of these? Thanks!- member 428835
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- Line parts
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Can you use integration by parts?
How would you integrate this: ## \int x df(x) ## In general, how is this solved: ## \int 1df(x) ## Can you use integration by parts? I tried, but kept getting 0 since I let ## 1 = u## but then ##du = 0## for later purposes. Also, if ## df(x) = u ## then I am still stumped on how to take the...- MathewsMD
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Drum Brake Parts: What is the Name of the Metal?
is this a drum brake ? there are a piece of metal sheet assemble to this thing, and what's is the name of the metal?- Wilson Jt
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- parts
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Find the real and Imaginary parts of sin(3+i)
Homework Statement Find the real and Imaginary parts of sin(3+i) Homework Equations sin(x+y)= sinxcosy+sinycosx The Attempt at a Solution I think I am right in saying that you use the sine addition formula but then i get stuck from there. Is it something to do with exponential form?- ChloeFoulkes
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- Imaginary parts
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Selection of Pump for Parts Cleaning Machines
Hello, Budding entrepreneur here looking for help. I've had this doubt for a long time. I can read the pump performance curves with respect to Head & Q. So if I have to select a pump that gives me 200 LPM @ 10 bar pressure, how do I select a pump from the curves. Is selecting a pump that...- kunalv
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- cleaning Machines parts Pump
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Integration of (cosecx)^3 without using integration by parts
Homework Statement Can anyone help me integrating (cosecx)^3 without using integration by parts? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution i couldn't get a clue how to do it,i used fundamental identity but always ended up like [∫(cosecx) dx] + [(∫(cotx)^2 . (cosecx) dx]...- kashan123999
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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Correct clearance of engine parts
hello friends,can you explain what is correct clearance of engine's moving parts,giving examples.- mech-eng
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- Engine parts
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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MHB Selena's question at Yahoo Answers regarding a definite integral by parts
Here is the question: I have posted a link there to this thread so the OP can see my work.- MarkFL
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- Definite integral Integral parts
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Anh Nguyen's questions regarding indefinite integrals (integration by parts)
Here are the questions: I have posted a link there to this thread so the OP can see my work.- MarkFL
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- Indefinite Integrals Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Calc Help: Find b to Divide Region into 2 Equal Areas
Here is the question: I have posted a link there to this thread so the OP can see my work.- MarkFL
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- parts
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- Forum: General Math
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Thought Experiment: The flow of time at different parts of the univers
Hey all, Just a thought experiement here. With time dilation caused by gravity and relative velocity being a confirmed phenomena, do you think it's possible that other worlds that are extremely far away from each other, and are moving at a very high speeds relative to one another with...- Shayne T
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- Experiment Flow parts Thought experiment Time
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Car Part Names: Identification & Information
what is the name of this part? what is the name of this component? thank you.- Wilson Jt
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- Car parts
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Integration by Parts: Solving an Intricate Integral
Homework Statement ∫x*cos(x^2) dx I tried using integration by parts, but the integral of cos(x^2) is very long, and I couldn't get it completely with my knowledge at the moment, so is there an easier way to solve this problem?- Panphobia
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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How Does a Constant Factor Affect Integration by Parts?
Hi guys, Stuck on an integration by parts question...Not going to post the question as I want to work it out myself, but as I'm a bit of a novice on diff/integration I'm stuck on what we do at a certain step of the process...anyway.. I know integration by parts we end up using ∫udv = uv -... -
MHB Integration by Parts: Showing $\ln^n(1-x)$
Integration by parts By repeatedly integrating by parts show that for $ n >1 $, $$ \int \frac{\ln^{n}(1-x)}{x} \ dx = \ln x \ln^{n}(1-x) + \sum_{k=1}^{n} (-1)^{k-1} \frac{n!}{(n-k)!} \text{Li}_{k+1}(1-x) \ln^{n-k} (1-x) + C$$ where $\text{Li}_{n}(x)$ is the polylogarithm function of order $n$.- polygamma
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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2nd order PDE using integration by parts
Homework Statement Find the general solution of the equation (\zeta - \eta)^2 \frac{\partial^2 u(\zeta,\eta)}{\partial\zeta \, \partial\eta}=0, where ##\zeta## and ##\eta## are independent variables. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I set ##X = \partial u/\partial\eta## so that...- perishingtardi
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- 2nd order Integration Integration by parts parts Pde
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Audio/Video DIYaudio, Parts Express, Madisound, any audiophiles out there?
What goes through an Engineer's mind upon designing a loudspeaker? Surely there must be some general guidelines, no? Perhaps. Although this is most likely dependent upon the circumstances (cost, enclosure, available power, etc). If these guidelines do exist, what are they. If you could order...- StarsFly
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Gaussian integral using integration by parts
Homework Statement Show in detail that: \sigma_{x}^{2} = \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} (x -\bar{x})^{2} \frac{1}{\sigma \sqrt{2 \pi}}e^{-\frac{(x-X)^{2}}{2\sigma^{2}}} = \sigma^{2} where, G_{X,\sigma}(x) = \frac{1}{\sigma \sqrt{2 \pi}}e^{-\frac{(x-X)^{2}}{2\sigma^{2}}} Homework Equations \int u...- mbigras
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- Gaussian Gaussian integral Integral Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MHB Find x Coordinate of Point A for Maths Integration Area Problem
Here is the question: I have posted a link there to this topic so the OP can see my work.- MarkFL
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- Area Line parts
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Indefinite integral with two parts
I'm trying to integrate \int e^{4\ln{x}}x^2 dx I can't see using u-substition, x^2 isn't the derivative of e^{4\ln{x}} nor vice-versa. I tried integrating by parts and that didn't work. I used u=e^{4\ln{x}} and dv=x^2 dx I know I can't rewrite e^{4\ln{x}} as e^4e^\ln{x}- find_the_fun
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- Indefinite Indefinite integral Integral parts
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- Forum: Calculus
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MHB Integration by parts, why is this allowed?
I'm following this example where it is asked to integrate \int \ln{x} dx using integration by parts. I don't understand how it's legal to set v=x since the only x in the equation is the argument of ln and that's already accounted for by u.- find_the_fun
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- Integration Integration by parts parts
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- Forum: Calculus