Solved: What Was the Missing Detail in This Integration by Parts Problem?

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The discussion revolves around an integration by parts problem, with participants reflecting on the details and steps involved in the process. The subject area is calculus, specifically focusing on integration techniques.

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  • Participants discuss the integration variables and the use of partial integration. There are questions about specific steps in the process, particularly regarding the dropping of certain terms. Some mention the expected outcome of the problem.

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The discussion includes various interpretations of the problem and attempts to clarify specific steps. While some participants express confidence in their understanding, others seek clarification on particular details. No consensus has been reached, but there is ongoing exploration of the problem.

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One participant notes a specific expected answer, while others reference the definitions and variables involved, indicating potential assumptions or missing details in the problem setup.

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sorry that i disturbed you guys with this, of course the problem as always was simpel i just missed one little detail, i was at first scared i had missed something in the definition of integration by parts.

Thx for your time!
 
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It can be hard to se the integration variables which is pi and cero. I am using partial integration there.
 
It is nothing advanced sen all the sins turn out to be cero.
 
I don't understand why you dropped the \Omega when proceeding from Step 4 to Step 5.
 
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/4140/integration29jv.jpg

Omega=2*pi/T and T= 2pi
 
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I should mention the answer should be 4/pi
 

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