Question

Integrate the following:
\( \large \frac{1}{\sqrt{2 \Pi}}e^{- \frac{u^2}{2}} \)

Answer 1

It doesn't have an elementary anti-derivative.

Answer 2

hmmm so what wld the answer be?

Answer 3

Find the Maclaurin series and then integrate that, if you want to make approximations.

Answer 4

It looks like some sort of probability function.

Answer 5

Nahhhh Forget it. Its stats so I will normalize it

Answer 6

Thanks :)

Answer 7

you'll need to know gamma functions to evaluate that integral...

Answer 8

that too if you have limits from 0 to infinity...that is definite integration

Answer 9

Actually its a normal distribution so I didnt realize but I had a table in the back of my book giving me the exact values :)