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Homework Statement
Prove [tex]\Gamma(1/2)[/tex] = [tex]\sqrt{\pi}[/tex]
hence proove [tex]\Gamma(3/2)[/tex] = ([tex]\sqrt{\pi}[/tex])/2
solution
i have proved the first part by using sustitution and changing to polar co ords.
To prove the the second part i guess i don't have to work it all out again. i know that [tex]\Gamma(x+1)[/tex] = x [tex]\Gamma(x)[/tex] but i can't this to help me...