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How the limits in a problem -pi/3 to + pi/3 can be changed

srinivasc , 8 Years ago
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Vikas TU

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U will havee to check first if the given function to itegerate is even or odd?

If it is odd then the integeral becomes zero automatically.
If it is even then,
he integeral becomes:
2*f(x)dx ------> limit from 0 to pi/3.
 

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