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How does one integrate this?
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are you allowed to use integrating software? I can't imagine they'd make you do this by hand ;-;
I couldn't even seem to generate an answer with software... But with my calculator, I found out that this integral is equal to 1.5715866, which happens to be really close to pi/2. This isn't really for a math class, I'm just wondering if there's a proof that would show all the cancellations involved, haha.
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