By Euler's formulae eia = cos a + i sin a and substitute in the above equation. 00 U (a, 0) = (cos ax + i sin ax) dx 0- 00 -|x| cos axdx + i e-lxl sin axdx -00 -00 00 cos axdx + 0 -00 00 -|x| e cos axdx -00
By Euler's formulae eia = cos a + i sin a and substitute in the above equation. 00 U (a, 0) = (cos ax + i sin ax) dx 0- 00 -|x| cos axdx + i e-lxl sin axdx -00 -00 00 cos axdx + 0 -00 00 -|x| e cos axdx -00
By Euler's formulae eia = cos a + i sin a and substitute in the above equation. 00 U (a, 0) = (cos ax + i sin ax) dx 0- 00 -|x| cos axdx + i e-lxl sin axdx -00 -00 00 cos axdx + 0 -00 00 -|x| e cos axdx -00
I don't understand why the integral from -infinity to infinity of e^-abs(x)sinaxdx=0. Can you please explain it to me. Thank you
With differentiation, one of the major concepts of calculus. Integration involves the calculation of an integral, which is useful to find many quantities such as areas, volumes, and displacement.
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