Chapter 11: Q16P (page 559)
Find the arc length of one arch of .
Short Answer
The length of one arc is .
Chapter 11: Q16P (page 559)
Find the arc length of one arch of .
The length of one arc is .
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Use Stirling’s formula to evaluate.
(a) To see the results in Problem 1graphically, computer plot the percentage error in Stirling’s formula as a function of p for values of p = 1-1000. Make separate plots, say for p = 1-10, 10-100, 100-1000, to make it easier to read values from your plots.
(b) Repeat part (a) for the percentage error in (11.5) using two terms of the asymptotic series, that is, Stirling’s formula times.
and other similar
integrals are called exponential integrals. By making appropriate changes of variable, show that
(Caution:Various notations are used; check carefully the notation in references you
are using.)
Use equations (3.4) and (11.5) to show that .
Sometimes you may find the notation in (12.2)used when k> 1 . Allowing this notation, show that. Hints: Using the Jacobi form of F in (12.2), write the integral which is equal to. Follow Example 3 to make a change of variable, write the corresponding integral, and verify that it is equal to.
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