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                   Integration of [ sec-1x]  where [.] denotes the greatest integer function
It denotes secant inverse x


3 years ago

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                                        Dear Pankaj,
I think the detaisl given are incomplete .
you must also give the limit of integration so that it can be solved.
take sec^-1 x=cos^-1 1/x then see where do the function changes its value from one integer to another within the limits and then integrate
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