Dear azike. Thank you for a leaving a feedback. It was not clear to
which exactly expression the square root sign should be applied, we
considered one possible case. If you need another case, then submit a
new question and describe some details in words to avoid a confusion.
If the upper and lower limits will be interchanged, then the new
definite integral is equal to the previous definite integral taken
with the minus sign.
azike
09.04.20, 06:40
i am so grateful that you people were able to find solution to my
mathematical problem, thank you very much. there is a little problem
with the solution. the first line is not clear. the exponential why
all over x. x is dp and is supposed to be with square root of
2pi*x*ln(a). also upper limit is zero(0) while lower limit is d50.
thanks.
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Dear azike. Thank you for a leaving a feedback. It was not clear to which exactly expression the square root sign should be applied, we considered one possible case. If you need another case, then submit a new question and describe some details in words to avoid a confusion. If the upper and lower limits will be interchanged, then the new definite integral is equal to the previous definite integral taken with the minus sign.
i am so grateful that you people were able to find solution to my mathematical problem, thank you very much. there is a little problem with the solution. the first line is not clear. the exponential why all over x. x is dp and is supposed to be with square root of 2pi*x*ln(a). also upper limit is zero(0) while lower limit is d50. thanks.