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How do I evaluate this indefinite integral?
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mrmiller1
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Abdul Quadeer said:Homework Statement
How do I evaluate this?
A hint will do.
Convert the expression using trig identities and then try by-parts integration or substitution.
zorro
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Did you get the answer or you are just suggesting?
n1person
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Yeah, looking at the answer, It looks like a few trig identities (particularly the denominator), and then integration by parts (many times). Be warned, the answer is rather ugly (many lines ugly...)
by any chance did this come up in a Fourier decomposition (I am looking at the graph of it)? :P
by any chance did this come up in a Fourier decomposition (I am looking at the graph of it)? :P
zorro
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n1person said:
Looking at the answer? Where is it?
No it is not from Fourier decomposition.