Findinf residue of 1/5+4sin(deta)

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The discussion revolves around evaluating the integral of the function 1/(5 + 4sin(θ)) from 0 to 2π. Participants are exploring the process of finding poles by converting the sine function into an exponential form.

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  • Exploratory, Mathematical reasoning, Problem interpretation

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  • Participants discuss the use of the quadratic formula to solve for poles after transforming the integral. There are questions regarding the correctness of the quadratic equation derived and the implications of obtaining negative values as roots.

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Some participants are providing guidance on the use of the quadratic formula, while others are questioning the accuracy of the derived quadratic equation. There is an acknowledgment of mistakes made in calculations, prompting further clarification and exploration of the problem.

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Participants note the need to show work clearly to facilitate understanding and to address potential errors in the setup of the problem.

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Homework Statement


it ask me to integral from 0 to 2pi for 1/[5+4sin(deta)]

Homework Equations


i knoe i nid to find out the pole bu convert sin(deta) into exponential fomat

The Attempt at a Solution


after i solve it until 2z^2+5iz-2 i stucked,can i juz use [-b+-squarot[b^2-4ac]]/2a formula to solve this by juz let my b=5i?
and i get the answer is in negative value,if i do that.i think i might wrong ,any one can help me?
 
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doey said:

Homework Statement


it ask me to integral from 0 to 2pi for 1/[5+4sin(deta)]


Homework Equations


i knoe i nid to find out the pole bu convert sin(deta) into exponential fomat

The Attempt at a Solution


after i solve it until 2z^2+5iz-2 i stucked,can i juz use [-b+-squarot[b^2-4ac]]/2a formula to solve this by juz let my b=5i?
and i get the answer is in negative value,if i do that.i think i might wrong ,any one can help me?

Yes. You can use the quadratic equation to solve something like that. But I don't think you've got the right quadratic and I don't know what "i get the answer is in negative value". You really need to show your work.
 
Dick said:
Yes. You can use the quadratic equation to solve something like that. But I don't think you've got the right quadratic and I don't know what "i get the answer is in negative value". You really need to show your work.

∫1/5+4sin(deta) dθ =∫(dz/iz)/[5+4(z/2i-1/2iz)]
= ∫(dz)/[5iz+4(iz^2/2i-iz/2iz)]
= ∫(dz)/[5iz+(4iz^2)/(2i)-4iz/2iz)]
=∫(dz)/[5iz+2z^2-2]

then i nid solve 5iz+2z^2-2 to get my pole,am i wrong? then i will get my root in -0.5i and -2i.
 
doey said:
∫1/5+4sin(deta) dθ =∫(dz/iz)/[5+4(z/2i-1/2iz)]
= ∫(dz)/[5iz+4(iz^2/2i-iz/2iz)]
= ∫(dz)/[5iz+(4iz^2)/(2i)-4iz/2iz)]
=∫(dz)/[5iz+2z^2-2]

then i nid solve 5iz+2z^2-2 to get my pole,am i wrong? then i will get my root in -0.5i and -2i.

Yep, that's what I get. I made a mistake but I caught it thanks you to showing what you did.
 
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