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revised Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
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comment Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
@julien I was playing around with formula (1), the end wasn't really the integral.
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comment Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
Thanks @joriki , what a foolish mistake.
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comment Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
$(-e^{-i2x}+1)^{5}=1-\binom{5}{1}e^{i2x}+\binom{5}{2}e^{i4x}-\binom{5}{3}e^{i6x}‌​+\binom{5}{4}e^{i8x}-e^{i10x}$
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revised Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
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revised Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
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asked Where is the mistake in my integration of $\sin^{2n}(\theta)$?
Apr
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revised The limit of a recurrence relation (with resistors)
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answered The limit of a recurrence relation (with resistors)
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comment The limit of a recurrence relation (with resistors)
Thanks for that. Is $\large \lim _{n \rightarrow \infty}(\frac{F_{n+1}r^2+F_n rR}{F_{n-1}R^2+F_n r})$ computable directly?
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Apr
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comment What's the proof that the Euler totient function is multiplicative?
Thank you- at long last it's clicked!
Apr
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comment Best Fake Proofs? (A M.SE April Fools Day collection)
@spin the L'Hopital's one may be worth posting.
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comment Best Fake Proofs? (A M.SE April Fools Day collection)
Really' you've proven that girls are absolutely evil.
Apr
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answered Interpret the equation $2x^2+3=4x+y$ geometrically
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