Another nice one! Would like to see you tackle these problems with new techniques e.g. setting up integration in 2 and 3 variables (xy/xyz) and using polar and spherical coordinate transformations. Would be a good change and showcase even more techniques.
LOG? I'M HERE BOY DW just wanted to say thank you for introducing me to these really cool techniques to solving integrals! I'm quite disappointed that usual calc 1-2 classes usually skim past these methods...
Another nice one! Would like to see you tackle these problems with new techniques e.g. setting up integration in 2 and 3 variables (xy/xyz) and using polar and spherical coordinate transformations. Would be a good change and showcase even more techniques.
Series for 1/(1+x^2) is convergent when |x|
Have you done this with starting with I(t)=Int_0^Inf((x^t)dx/(x^2+1)), differentiating twice and evaluating at 0?
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Cette intégrale mérite d'être calculée avec le théorème des résidus
Amazing video
Thanks bro
🗼This integral deserves to be calculated with the residue theorem
Already did that
Awesome
very nice solution, but in 3:10 min how did you know the sum isnt convergent?
The series is convergent when abs(x) is less than 1. exp(2t) is always bigger than 1 when x is positive (the interval of integration)
@@maths_505 thanks.
You wrote that the absolute value of x was less than 1. However, the bounds of integration were from 0 to infinity. What have I missed here?
e^(-x) is less than 1 on (0,infinity)
yo bro can you solve the integral going from 0 to infinity of (lnx)²arctan(x) ×1/(x^2+1)?
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Just use a x->1/x transformation and you'll see why this makes a short rather than a full video
@@richardheiville937 thats one way i solved it
Bro solve this problem if the denominator is( x^2 + x + 1)
rewrite it as
(x+1/2)^2+3/4 and then use trig sub
Sir I am Ameer Sadiq your student
Amazing video
Good game today bro
Pls prove the summation
LOG? I'M HERE BOY DW just wanted to say thank you for introducing me to these really cool techniques to solving integrals! I'm quite disappointed that usual calc 1-2 classes usually skim past these methods...
Actually the notation if ln²x is wrong,you're supposed to write (lnx)²
It isn't wrong
nope cope