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Grade: 12th pass 

                        
How to integrate if (limit 1 to 0) (sin inverse x divide by x)
3 years ago

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Vikas TU
12276 Points 
							
Dear student 
Derivtation is not needed at this stage, 
Please Refer that 
(limit 1 to 0) (sin inverse x divide by x) = pie/2 ln2 
which is appx = 1.0887
8 months ago
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