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Equate The Integrals, Get Constant (Posted on 2007-10-24)

Determine the value of a constant C such that:

∫₀^{^pi/3}(sin y/cos²y)dy = ∫₀^{^C}(√(z+C) - √z)^-1dz

Note: The range of the first integral reads 'pi/3'.

See The Solution Submitted by K Sengupta

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Sorry is the same result......!

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Sorry is the same result like Daniel!

All credit for him!

Posted by Chesca Ciprian on 2007-10-25 15:36:44

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