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Question Number 100969 by mathmax by abdo last updated on 29/Jun/20
find∫−∞∞sin(cosx)(x2−x+1)2dx
Answered by mathmax by abdo last updated on 30/Jun/20
I=∫−∞+∞sin(cosx)(x2−x+1)2dx⇒I=Im(∫−∞+∞eicosx(x2−x+1)2dx)letφ(z)=eicosz(z2−z+1)2polesofφ?z2−z+1=0→Δ=−3⇒z1=1+i3=2eiπ3z2=1−i3=2e−iπ3⇒φ(z)=eicosz(z−2eiπ3)2(z+2e−iπ3)2thepolesofφare2eiπ3and2e−iπ3(doubles)residustheoremgive∫−∞+∞φ(z)dz=2iπRes(φ,2eiπ3)Res(φ,2eiπ3)=limx→2eiπ31(2−1)!{(z−eiπ3)2φ(z)}(1)=limz→2eiπ3{eicosz(z+2e−iπ3)2}(1)=limz→2eiπ3{−isinzeicosz(z+2e−iπ3)2−2(z+2e−iπ3)eicosz(z+2e−iπ3)4}=limz→2eiπ3−isinzeicosz(z+2e−iπ3)−2eicosz(z+2e−iπ3)3=limz→2eiπ3{−isinz(z+2e−iπ3)−2}eicosz(z+2e−iπ3)3={−isin(2eiπ3)(4cos(π3)−2}eicos(2eiπ3)8(2cos(π3))resttofinishthecalculus...
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