Consider [x] as the greatest integer function of x and {x}=x–[x].
Evaluate ∫{√x} dx for x=1 to 484.
NOTE: The greatest integer function is defined as a function that produces the "greatest integer less than or equal to the number" operated upon, symbol [x] or sometimes [[x]]. If the number is an integer, use that integer. If the number is not an integer, use the next smaller integer.
¡ò{¡îx}dx=¡ò(x-[x])dx=¡òxdx-¡ò[¡îx]dx=I-J
The integral I is equal to (2/3)*x¡îx calculated between 1 and 484 and that means 7098.
The integral J can be split in a sum of 21 integrals like k¡òdx for x=k©÷ to (k+1)©÷ and k=1 to 21. This sum is equal to 6853.
Then tha final result is 7098-6853=245
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Posted by Gatachiu
on 2006-08-10 17:53:19 |