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Hi, can some one help me with an integration problem ?
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what is the problem?
integral ( (x^2)+3 ) cos(n*pi**x/2)) dx
is it cos in power of (x/2) ?
no , the second part is cos( (n*pi*x)/2)) , or if you took as a constant then yes.
this is part of fouriers series problem !
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got it - give a min
i used Maple... I hope it will help
very helpfull , thanks alot. just one question, do know any resources i can learn from such integrations ?
I use Maplesoft student addition: http://www.maplesoft.com/products/maple/ it's awesome!
Thanks ^^
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by the way - they should have a discount price for students & free webinars on website
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