In the start, we see we are allowed to use Lobachevsky's rule with sin²(x)/x². As such, when we get the integral from 0 to ∞ of sin²(x)/x² dx, we can use Lobachevsky's rule to say that this is the integral from 0 to π/2 of 1 dx = π/2
It was given that Lob's rule is valid for sin(x) / x * f(x), but not given that it's valid for (sin(x) / x)^2 * f(x). Doesn't this require proof first before using it?
In the start, we see we are allowed to use Lobachevsky's rule with sin²(x)/x². As such, when we get the integral from 0 to ∞ of sin²(x)/x² dx, we can use Lobachevsky's rule to say that this is the integral from 0 to π/2 of 1 dx = π/2
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to solve int[0,♾️](sin^2(x)/x^2)dx, you can use Lobachevsky again on f(x)=1.
I=int[0,pi/2](1)dx=pi/2
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It was given that Lob's rule is valid for sin(x) / x * f(x), but not given that it's valid for (sin(x) / x)^2 * f(x). Doesn't this require proof first before using it?
He used Lobachevsky rule, that no proof is required
Never heard of this interesting integral. Cool stuff
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Another gorgeous video professor
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I love this integral so much, and wish people (including me) know this oncept
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Interesting problem and the answer came out pretty simple.
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Can you do like whole sessions of topics you like and then you can take intresting questions just maybe would be easy for high school students like me
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Good integral sir but do without limits in the integral
It gives robust challenge
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The best integral for me too
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Is this what they call an Undergrad maths?
I dont think most of undergrad students are able to solve this, except for some math majors who are really good at calculus
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You dont know what math is
That's an alien solution in your alien world
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