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f(x)=0ʃ g(x) 1/(1+t)3/2, g(x)=0ʃcos(x) 1+(sin(t2)),find df/dx(π/2)
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Mmm I don't quite understand what you've written. Is this what it looks like? \[\Large\bf\sf f(x)\quad=\quad \oint g(x)\cdot \frac{1}{(1+t)^{3/2}}\;dt\] \[\Large\bf\sf g(x)\quad=\quad \oint \cos x(1+\sin t^2)\;dt\] Is the differential supposed to be t, or x .. or what's going on? Maybe you can clarify .
probably t
as I thought first we do the integration on g(x) then on f(x) then replace the value
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