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how does one change the integration limit from 0 to infinitiy to -1 and +1
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Not sure what you mean... you'd change them by.. changing them.
I have an equation where the integration is for the radial part but i need it to fit the limits to cos(theta)
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\[\int\limits_{o}^{\inf}\frac{ V(r)rP(\cos \theta) }{ 2r _{1}r _{2} }dr\]
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this is the diagram that i consider to make a substitution
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