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Double Definite Dilemma (Posted on 2011-03-12) |
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Each of m and n is a positive integer with m < n.
Evaluate this double definite integral in terms of m and n.
∫ ∫ {√x + √y } dx dy, for x = 1 to m2 and, y = 1 to n2
Note: {u} = u - [u], where [u] denotes the greatest integer ≤ u
*** For an extra challenge, solve this puzzle without the aid of a computer program or, an online integrator.
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Submitted by K Sengupta
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