How do I solve the following:
I= Integral between 0 and 2pi [4dx/(2cosx+ 3sinx + 2i)]
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How do I solve the following:
I= Integral between 0 and 2pi [4dx/(2cosx+ 3sinx + 2i)]
Thanks
Right, I subbed that in.
It's not working for me. I don't understand how you then go on to evaluate it further.
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I took 4 out, so got
1/(x+(1/x)+(3/2i)x+ (3/2ix)+2i)
Where do I go from there?
Ok, so I get (2±(17)^0.5)/2i+3
Is that what you get? Where do I go from there?
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Is this integral to be evaluated on a closed path about the origin of the complex plane, or is this a line integral along the real x-axis?