Lecture

Applications of Theorems

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This lecture presents two examples showcasing the application of theorems in calculus. The first example involves finding the integral of a function using a clever method based on differentiation. The second example involves calculating an integral using derivatives of functions, leading to the evaluation of a challenging integral from zero to infinity.

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