Use the recursion relation (5.8a) and the values of P0(x)and P1(x) to find localid="1664340078504" P2(x)P3(x),P4(x),P5(x), and P6(x). [After you have found P3(x), use it to find P4(x) and so on for the higher order polynomials.]

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Concept of the recursion relation for the Legendre polynomials

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Find P2(x)P3(x),P4(x),P5(x), and P6(x)

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Find 6 for I in equation (1) 

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