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To calculate: The approximate value of
Answer to Problem 79E
It is clear that
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The convincing argument that the
Formula used:
Calculation:
Solve by your graphical calculator
Then
Assume,
Take derivative both sides
For
For
Hence,
Furthermore, each arch of
So,
This means that
Where k is a positive integer
Thus, each successive minimum value is greater than previous one. Hence, for the interval
In the interval
Thus, from above argument, it is clear that integral has only solution at
Conclusion:
It is clear that integral has only solution at
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