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Re: Integration in a range of value

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  • Subject: [mg78465] Re: Integration in a range of value
  • From: dh <dh at metrohm.ch>
  • Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2007 06:55:13 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi Mattew,

you should try to learn the basics of mathematica. It should not take a 

lot to answer your question yourself. Anyway here is it:

Integrate[Cos[th-t0],{th,0,Pi}]

hope this hepls, Daniel



mattew wrote:

> Hi, it's always me!

> I' d need to do something like

> 

> Int [0,Pi] Cos[Theta-theta2] dTtheta

> 

> which means get the different values of the integration where the variable theta2 assumes all possible values in [0-Pi]. Is there a way to ask mathematica to do something like that (Or the plot the results of the integral as a function of theta2)?

> 




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