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can u tell me how to get a better hold of integration of definite greatest integer functioneg-to find integration of [x^2] within limits (-1,1.7)plsssssssssssssssi need helppls temme any website or giv any information cos these functions r really troubling me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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try arihant's integral calculus...i think its d best der is....apart from teaching different concepts, it helps u grasp d concepts...der r many solved questions of d type u asked in dat buk....else u can also hav a look at d solved problems in integral calculus from TataMcGraw Hill's...and do remember dat calculus(in fact, entire maths) is all abt practise...
try arihant's integral calculus...i think its d best der is....apart from teaching different concepts, it helps u grasp d concepts...der r many solved questions of d type u asked in dat buk....else u can also hav a look at d solved problems in integral calculus from TataMcGraw Hill's...and do remember dat calculus(in fact, entire maths) is all abt practise...
SOME USEFUL SHORTCUTS FOR FUNCTIONS :
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= (upper limit - lower limit)(upper limit + lower limit - 1) / 2
where [.] denotes greatest integer value function a,b
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where [.] denotes the greatest integer value function. n
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where {.} denotes fractional function. n
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where [.] denotes the greatest integer value function. n
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where {.} denotes the fractional function. n
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where {.}denotes fractinol function. a,b
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where [.] denotes greatest integer value function. n,k
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where [.] denotes the greatest integer value function. n
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where [.] denotes greatest integer value function. n,k
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where [.] denotes the greatest integer value function. k
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where [.] denotes greatest integer value function. k
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where p = [n/k], [.] denotes greatest integer function & n,k
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where {.} denotes fractional function. n
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where p = [n/k], {.} denotes fractional function & n,k











