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Question Number 140977 by Mathspace last updated on 14/May/21
find∫0∞e−t(1+x2)1+x2dxwitht⩾0
Answered by mathmax by abdo last updated on 14/May/21
letf(t)=∫0∞e−(1+x2)t1+x2dx⇒f′(t)=−∫0∞e−(1+x2)tdx=−e−t∫0∞e−tx2dx=u=tx−e−t∫0∞e−u2dut=−e−tt.π2=−π2e−tt⇒f(t)=−π2∫0te−uudu+kf(0)=π2=k⇒f(t)=π2−π2∫0te−uudu(u=x)=π2−π2∫0te−x2x(2x)dx=π2−π∫0te−x2dx⇒f(t)=π2−π∫0te−x2dx
Answered by qaz last updated on 14/May/21
∫0∞e−t(1+x2)1+x2dx=−∫0tdt∫0∞e−t(1+x2)dx+π2=−∫0te−tdt∫0∞e−tx2dx+π2=−∫0te−tΓ(12)2t12dt+π2=−π2∫0tt−12e−tdt+π2=π2[1−erf(t2)]
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