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[x2- ] = -4 0<=x< ( -3)= -3 ( -3)<=x< ( -2)= -2 ( -2)<=x< ( -1)= -1 ( -1)<=x<![]() ![]() = 0 ![]() <=x< ( +1)= 1 ( +1)<=x< ( +2)= 2 ( +2)<=x< ( +3)= 3 ( +3)<=x< ( +4)= 4 ( +4)<=x< ( +5)= 5 ( +5)<=x< ( +6)= 6 ( +6)<=x<![]() Hence integrating x.sin[x2- ] in the above intervals sin[x2- ] becomes constant and we are left to integrate x .After simplifying the integral comes out to be I = [(4- )/2].sin4 + (sin5)/2 + [( 2- -6)/2].sin6Best Wishes |
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Bipin Kumar Dubey Chemical Dept. IIT Kharagpur |
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